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Hi Kennet,
This method is used only for bringing the item into view. It cannot guarantee that the item you want to see will be displayed on top of the grid. For example if the item you want to bring into view is the last or second to last, it will be impossible.
There are two possible workarounds for this issue.
1. Scroll to bottom and after that call ScrollIntoView(), but as you noted there will be some flickering.
2. By knowing the row height and the index of the element you can calculate the vertical offset necessary for the positioning the item on top of the grid.
You can find more information about this in this forum: link
Regards,
This method is used only for bringing the item into view. It cannot guarantee that the item you want to see will be displayed on top of the grid. For example if the item you want to bring into view is the last or second to last, it will be impossible.
There are two possible workarounds for this issue.
1. Scroll to bottom and after that call ScrollIntoView(), but as you noted there will be some flickering.
2. By knowing the row height and the index of the element you can calculate the vertical offset necessary for the positioning the item on top of the grid.
You can find more information about this in this forum: link
Regards,
Hristo
Telerik
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