or
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Hi all,
Within controls such a RadGridView, is there a simple way like a property to mark a column as able to decrease or increase its width when the scrollbar is displayed or hidden, so that the set of columns would always fill all the parent control width without either overwritting the last column right part when the vertical scroolbar is shown or having to show some unused reserved space when the scrollbar is hidden.
I understand that it is always possible to use events to manually adjust each width for each control, but this is very cumbersome.
Wouldn't it nice to have a control overall property such as (hypothetically) gridview.AdjustColumnWidthToScrollBarDisplay ?
Or what is the simplest method ?
Thanks for your answers
Patrick
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I have many Collapsible Panels in my Scrollable Panel, what I need it to do, is if the user expands a panel, I need that panel to scroll to the top of the scrollable panel. Is there a way to pragmatically do this?
TIA.
Dess | Tech Support Engineer, Principal
Telerik team
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05 Jun 2023
2 answers
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I have a project where the user wants a multi tab control on a WinForm - no problem.
On the first tab however, they want too many controls to fit on the screen, Therefore they want the first tab's RadPageViewPage to scroll up and down. They do not want a sub tab. The problem is that there are so many controls that if they were separate tab they would fill four of them. I realize that scrolling is not the point of a tab control but this is what they want. Still, there are limits to the size of a Form and the size of the RadPageViewPage control.
Is this something that can realistically be done or is this just asking for too much?
Thanks
Carl
1 answer
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Whenever a sort filter is applied to my radgridview, it holds the selectedItem and scrolls to it further down in the list. How to I programatically scroll to the top or disable this from jumping to the selected item? (Sorting is pre-set in the UI component, not programmatic)
Thanks!
Thanks!
1 answer
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I have a winform, that extends pretty far below the actual size of the screen. I have AutoScroll set to true. I can see the scroll bar in the designer, but can not move it so I can get to controls are that are off the screen. I am not sure what I can do here. At this time, i can't not create a reproducible sample app of this happening. I am hoping someone has seen this before and had a possible fix for this.
Thank You.
Dess | Tech Support Engineer, Principal
Telerik team
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16 Mar 2022
1 answer
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As title. Followed as my code and screen shot as attachment.
public partial class Form3 : Form{ public Form3() { this.InitializeComponent(); this.label1.Text = this.radHScrollBar1.Minimum.ToString(); this.label2.Text = this.radHScrollBar1.Maximum.ToString(); } private void button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { this.textBox1.Text = this.radHScrollBar1.Value.ToString(); }}
Nadya | Tech Support Engineer
Telerik team
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06 Jan 2021
4 answers
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Hello, I want to find answer about scrollbar.
When item's height in RadTreeView is altered,
scrollbar's Maximum value is untrue.
So, scrolling for find last node is impossible.
Thank you.
Nadya | Tech Support Engineer
Telerik team
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04 Jun 2020
1 answer
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I cannot make same width for first and second buttons and thumb. There is always right margins in the buttons. The below is my coding:
this.PanelElement.Fill.BackColor = Color.Transparent;
this.PanelElement.Fill.GradientStyle = GradientStyles.Solid;
this.RootElement.BackColor = Color.Transparent;
this.RootElement.ForeColor = Color.Transparent;
((FillPrimitive)this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.Children[1]).GradientStyle = GradientStyles.Solid;
((FillPrimitive)this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.Children[1]).BackColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarBackColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonBorder.FitToSizeMode = RadFitToSizeMode.FitToParentContent;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonFill.GradientStyle = GradientStyles.Solid;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonFill.BackColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarButtonBackColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ArrowPrimitive.ForeColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarButtonArrowBackColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonBorder.BoxStyle = BorderBoxStyle.FourBorders;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonBorder.LeftColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarButtonLeftTopBorderColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonBorder.LeftShadowColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarButtonLeftTopBorderColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonBorder.LeftWidth = 1;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonBorder.TopColor = Color.Yellow;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonBorder.TopShadowColor = Color.Yellow;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonBorder.TopWidth = 1;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonBorder.RightColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarButtonRightBottomBorderColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonBorder.RightShadowColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarButtonRightBottomBorderColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonBorder.RightWidth = 1;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonBorder.BottomColor = Color.Red;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonBorder.BottomShadowColor = Color.Red;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.FirstButton.ButtonBorder.BottomWidth = 1;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonBorder.FitToSizeMode = RadFitToSizeMode.FitToParentContent;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonFill.GradientStyle = GradientStyles.Solid;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonFill.BackColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarButtonBackColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ArrowPrimitive.ForeColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarButtonArrowBackColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonBorder.BoxStyle = BorderBoxStyle.FourBorders;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonBorder.LeftColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarButtonLeftTopBorderColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonBorder.LeftShadowColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarButtonLeftTopBorderColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonBorder.LeftWidth = 1;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonBorder.TopColor = Color.Yellow;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonBorder.TopShadowColor = Color.Yellow;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonBorder.TopWidth = 1;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonBorder.RightColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarButtonRightBottomBorderColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonBorder.RightShadowColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarButtonRightBottomBorderColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonBorder.RightWidth = 1;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonBorder.BottomColor = Color.Red;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonBorder.BottomShadowColor = Color.Red;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.SecondButton.ButtonBorder.BottomWidth = 1;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.GripImage = null;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbFill.GradientStyle = GradientStyles.Solid;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbFill.BackColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarThumbBackColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbBorder.PaintUsingParentShape = false;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbBorder.BoxStyle = BorderBoxStyle.FourBorders;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbBorder.LeftColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarThumbRightBorderColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbBorder.LeftShadowColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarThumbRightBorderColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbBorder.LeftWidth = 1;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbBorder.TopColor = Color.Red;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbBorder.TopShadowColor = Color.Red;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbBorder.TopWidth = 1;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbBorder.RightColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarThumbLeftTopBottomBorderColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbBorder.RightShadowColor = FXStyle.ColorForKey("ScrollBarThumbLeftTopBottomBorderColor");
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbBorder.RightWidth = 1;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbBorder.BottomColor = Color.Yellow;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbBorder.BottomShadowColor = Color.Yellow;
this.VerticalScrollbar.ScrollBarElement.ThumbElement.ThumbBorder.BottomWidth = 1;
Please help to fix it. Thank you!
Hristo
Telerik team
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07 Dec 2015
3 answers
84 views
Hi guys,
I am trying to do a few style changes to the scrollbar. I've attatched an image of how it looks currently.
1) There is a border on the whole left hand side of the control. I can't find anywhere in the element editor. Please can someone let me know which property I need to change to hide this?
2) You will notice I have take away the arrows. I want the scrollbar to not have arrows. But the area in which the arrows sit is still visible, can I remove this extra space?
Many thanks,
J
I am trying to do a few style changes to the scrollbar. I've attatched an image of how it looks currently.
1) There is a border on the whole left hand side of the control. I can't find anywhere in the element editor. Please can someone let me know which property I need to change to hide this?
2) You will notice I have take away the arrows. I want the scrollbar to not have arrows. But the area in which the arrows sit is still visible, can I remove this extra space?
Many thanks,
J
George
Telerik team
answered
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26 Mar 2014
2 answers
57 views
Hello
I add a RadPanorama on my form.
Then I open the "Element hierarchy editor"
If you pay attention to the left column, you can see two FillPrimitive under RadScrollBarElement.
The bug is because we have two same name here, there is no access to the second FillPrimitive items from code.
For example to changing the Backcolor and BackColor1 and BackColor2 and BackColor3 of ScrollBar, you can change it from hierarchy, but it is not possible to change it via code.
I attached a screenshot of what I explained example.
Also on RadTitleBar, we have same bug.
I mean there is no access to text via code.
For example it is not possible to access text visibility on title bar via code.
Thanks.
I add a RadPanorama on my form.
Then I open the "Element hierarchy editor"
If you pay attention to the left column, you can see two FillPrimitive under RadScrollBarElement.
The bug is because we have two same name here, there is no access to the second FillPrimitive items from code.
For example to changing the Backcolor and BackColor1 and BackColor2 and BackColor3 of ScrollBar, you can change it from hierarchy, but it is not possible to change it via code.
I attached a screenshot of what I explained example.
Also on RadTitleBar, we have same bug.
I mean there is no access to text via code.
For example it is not possible to access text visibility on title bar via code.
Thanks.
