I have a 2-level grid hierarchy set up which has an ajax manager associated with it. Whenever I mouse over a row, it resizes to be a couple pixels bigger than it was before. Once a row's size is increased from the mouseover, mousing over again does not increase it any more.
I tried out overriding the mouse over event with
<ClientEvents OnRowMouseOver="do_nothing" />
and this stopped the rows from resizing. But there was a new problem. The table was now only about half the height it should have been.
Turns out that if you override ANY clientEvent it does this behavior of solving the first problem, but generating the second...
I dont get what the problem is, I dont have any super-advanced code. It's just a simple hierarchical grid with populated by a DetailTableDataBind.
I tried out overriding the mouse over event with
<ClientEvents OnRowMouseOver="do_nothing" />
and this stopped the rows from resizing. But there was a new problem. The table was now only about half the height it should have been.
Turns out that if you override ANY clientEvent it does this behavior of solving the first problem, but generating the second...
I dont get what the problem is, I dont have any super-advanced code. It's just a simple hierarchical grid with populated by a DetailTableDataBind.
