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Freezing Headers

Is it possible to freeze a child-level header from scrolling. I have a child table with hundreds of records and need to see the child header. Thank you. Glenn

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AD Administrator Syncfusion Team April 10, 2004 11:34 AM UTC

Hi Glenn, We will implement such a feature after 2.0 has been released. We cosider this an important feature to have implemented soon. With the current version this is not possible. Stefan


AD Administrator Syncfusion Team May 21, 2004 04:37 PM UTC

Has any more work been done on this yet. We need to be able to freeze headers and the left most two columns in a grid. If it is not possible then we will need to try and fake it with two grids. This will make scrolling fun however. >Hi Glenn, > >We will implement such a feature after 2.0 has been released. We cosider this an important feature to have implemented soon. > >With the current version this is not possible. > >Stefan >


AD Administrator Syncfusion Team May 24, 2004 12:51 PM UTC

If you want to freeze headers in a table that has not nested tables, then you can directly access gridGroupingControl.TableControl.Model.Rows.FrozenCount and gridGroupingControl.TableControl.Model.Cols.FrozenCount With regards to freezing column headers in nested tables. This is not supported yet and we haven''t started working on it yet. But it is on our todo list to be implemented within the month or two. Stefan >Has any more work been done on this yet. We need to be able to freeze headers and the left most two columns in a grid. If it is not possible then we will need to try and fake it with two grids. This will make scrolling fun however. > > > >>Hi Glenn, >> >>We will implement such a feature after 2.0 has been released. We cosider this an important feature to have implemented soon. >> >>With the current version this is not possible. >> >>Stefan >>

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