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IQworks asked on 21 Jan 2010, 05:10 PM
  I love the telerik tools. I want to REALLY work with, and be more creative with the MVC tools.
  Is there anyplace at all where I can go to get information on how to work with the different properties, like 

.Scrollable().Columns, Bindto, ClientEvents, etc ?
  This information would help me to be more self relient and not have to keep posting questions about "how to" for each and every SPECFIC issue that I run into.
   The examples are great, but they just show how to use these properties for the specific demo, I would like to have the option of choosing what I would like to do. But I can only do that if I know what EACH property, method, etc can actually does.
    thanks

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Atanas Korchev
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answered on 21 Jan 2010, 05:16 PM
Hello IQworks,

We have tried to cover all possible usages of the public API of the grid in the online demos. What is not covered is documented in our online documentation. Having said that I am not exactly sure what kind of information you would like to have. Could you please elaborate? Do you expect more detailed API reference?


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answered on 21 Jan 2010, 09:41 PM

  Thanks Atanas,

          Thanks for the link to more information. Unfortunately, it had absolutly no information about the SCROLLABLE method ?
           But it did have info on other methods, thanks.

          Any documentation that fully explains how to use the .Scrollable() within the MVC GRID scenario ?
          I am having issues with how my columns and headings line up when I use Scrollable() in my MVC Grid. Is it the Columns() method that I need to be concerned with ? Or the Scrollable() with some of its properties that I should be working with ?  
          
          It seems like when I dont use Scrollable(), my columns and headings line up correctly. 

          I dont want to waste your time though, that is why I asked if there was documentaiton out there ANYWHERE that explains ALL of the methods and properties assoclated with Telerik MVC components ?

      thanks again.

       

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Atanas Korchev
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answered on 22 Jan 2010, 08:25 AM
Hello IQworks,

Indeed we don't have detailed documentation on the Scrollable method because we thought it was very easy to see what can be configured from intellisense. Scrollable allows you only to configure the height of the scrollable area of the grid.

I presume you are referring to your other support ticket with regards to scrolling and header misalignment. I believe the problem is not related with the API of the grid but lies elsewhere. We need some time to investigate your code and see what the problem is. We will reply in the other forum thread soon.

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answered on 23 Jan 2010, 06:28 PM
Hi,
   Yes, scrollable only the one attribute or property. I just noticed that when I excluded it, my columns seem to adjust. This lead me to believe that perhaps there was more to the scrollable method but i was wrong..
    In case your looking at the css, please know that I am currently using version 2009.3.1103.0.
    Thanks for your advice and help.
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