Bug: Hidding row causes frozen row count incorrectly

[Administrator]

Hi there,

I am running into another problem with v3.0 when calling grid.Rows.Hidden[i] = false. I have 3 frozen columns in my application. After setting the hidden property to false, my top two rows are frozen and I can''t scroll them any more.

The RaiseRowHiding(GridRowColHidingEventArgs e) in the GridModel.cs file is called. The if statement is incorrect, it should have been ''if (e.From <= this.Rows.FrozenCount)'' rather than ''if (e.From <= this.Cols.FrozenCount)''.

I also have another issue related to the docking manger that I posted in a separate thread, and still waiting for respond.

Please let me know if the hidden row I mentioned above is an issue or not, if so, when will I be able to pickup the fix. We are about to release a product soon, so I am hoping my two issues can be resolved ASAP.

thanks,
Patrick

[Administrator]

Hi Patrick,

you are right. This should be
if (e.From <= this.Rows.FrozenCount)

We will fix this in our code base.

Stefan

>Hi there,
>
>I am running into another problem with v3.0 when calling grid.Rows.Hidden[i] = false. I have 3 frozen columns in my application. After setting the hidden property to false, my top two rows are frozen and I can''t scroll them any more.
>
>The RaiseRowHiding(GridRowColHidingEventArgs e) in the GridModel.cs file is called. The if statement is incorrect, it should have been ''if (e.From <= this.Rows.FrozenCount)'' rather than ''if (e.From <= this.Cols.FrozenCount)''.
>
>I also have another issue related to the docking manger that I posted in a separate thread, and still waiting for respond.
>
>Please let me know if the hidden row I mentioned above is an issue or not, if so, when will I be able to pickup the fix. We are about to release a product soon, so I am hoping my two issues can be resolved ASAP.
>
>thanks,
>Patrick
>
>
>