I have a grid where I am resizing the row heights to fit the text in a note cell. The grid is only 120 pixels high.
If there is only one item in the grid and the row height exceeds the height of the grid, the vertical scrollbar is not shown. Is there anything I can do to fix this?
JH
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
June 10, 2004 04:11 PM UTC
You should be able to force the scrollbar to appear by setting:
grid.VScrollBehavior = GridScrollbarMode.Enabled;
You probably also need to set
grid.VScrollPixel = true;
to enable pixel scrolling.
JH
Jamie Hill
June 10, 2004 04:24 PM UTC
I forgot to mention that I am using version 1.6.1.8 of the controls. Is VScrollPixel available in this version? I cannot find it.
JH
>You should be able to force the scrollbar to appear by setting:
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>grid.VScrollBehavior = GridScrollbarMode.Enabled;
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>
>You probably also need to set
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>grid.VScrollPixel = true;
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>to enable pixel scrolling.
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
June 10, 2004 04:27 PM UTC
No, it is not, and you will not be able to scroll to the bottom of the cell that has been cut off for this reason. Version 1.6.1.8 requires that the grid scrolls whole rows.
JH
Jamie Hill
June 10, 2004 04:28 PM UTC
I have tried setting this already and the scrollbar shows, but is disabled.
>You should be able to force the scrollbar to appear by setting:
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>grid.VScrollBehavior = GridScrollbarMode.Enabled;
>
>
>You probably also need to set
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>grid.VScrollPixel = true;
>
>to enable pixel scrolling.
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
June 10, 2004 04:49 PM UTC
The reason it is disabled is that you cannot scroll anything in this situation.
SA
Satish
June 11, 2004 01:12 AM UTC
I have same requirement like DataBoundGrid I want make it as a readonly but allow the user to scroll. Is it possible?
thanks
Satish
>The reason it is disabled is that you cannot scroll anything in this situation.
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
June 11, 2004 06:03 AM UTC
ReadOnly does not affect the ability to scroll.
If a GridControl has more than one row in it and all rows are not visible, then you should be able to scroll it whether or not it is readonly.
If a GridControl has a single row in it, and the rowhieght is such that the cell is not fully visible, then you have to be using 2.0, and set VPixelScroll = true to allow things to scroll. And this does not depend upon whether or not the grid is readonly.
To set a GridControl readonly, you can use GridControl.ReadOnly or GridControl.TableStyle.ReadOnly.
SA
Satish
June 11, 2004 08:57 AM UTC
Clay, Great it worked. Thanks Satish
>ReadOnly does not affect the ability to scroll.
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>If a GridControl has more than one row in it and all rows are not visible, then you should be able to scroll it whether or not it is readonly.
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>If a GridControl has a single row in it, and the rowhieght is such that the cell is not fully visible, then you have to be using 2.0, and set VPixelScroll = true to allow things to scroll. And this does not depend upon whether or not the grid is readonly.
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>To set a GridControl readonly, you can use GridControl.ReadOnly or GridControl.TableStyle.ReadOnly.
