I have implemented this on a grid that I have, and I have noticed that even if I click and drag the scroll bar to the very bottom, it doesn't show the bottom-most record. I have also noticed this same behavior in your WPF Example for this feature. Is this a known issue?
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Hello Greg,
Thank you for the report. We will need some more time to investigate the problem. I will write back once I have more information.
Regards,
Vera
Telerik
Thank you for the report. We will need some more time to investigate the problem. I will write back once I have more information.
Regards,
Vera
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Hi Greg,
This behavior would be expected in case the rows in your GridView have different height. The problem comes from the fact that RadGridView is not able to measure the space for the rows that are out of the view port when scrolling to the bottom. What I can suggest you is to set fixed height to the rows. Please give a try and let us know in case the problem still occurs.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Vera
Telerik
This behavior would be expected in case the rows in your GridView have different height. The problem comes from the fact that RadGridView is not able to measure the space for the rows that are out of the view port when scrolling to the bottom. What I can suggest you is to set fixed height to the rows. Please give a try and let us know in case the problem still occurs.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Vera
Telerik
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