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why using mouse to resize a column seems to broke into pieces my QueryCellStyleInfo logic.
looks like new EmptyCells and Sections appears, so with EmptyCells i put,
// if(e.TableCellIdentity.TableCellType == GridTableCellType.EmptyCell)
// return;
at the beginining of the event handler, works for the RecordRows, but not for my empty sections,
debugging a bit i think that i saw a new column?? is it possible, maybe i have to reset my columndescriptor to the original state reseting visiblecolumns inside some event handler after resizing columns.
thanks in advance.
ADAdministrator Syncfusion Team July 12, 2005 10:05 PM UTC
Hi Luis,
not sure what could be wrong.
Simply resizing a column should not create new sections. It should only modify the GridColumnDescriptor.Width of the column you resized.
Do you have a sample that demonstrates the problem you are having?
Thanks,
Stefan
>why using mouse to resize a column seems to broke into pieces my QueryCellStyleInfo logic.
>
>looks like new EmptyCells and Sections appears, so with EmptyCells i put,
>
>// if(e.TableCellIdentity.TableCellType == GridTableCellType.EmptyCell)
>// return;
>
>at the beginining of the event handler, works for the RecordRows, but not for my empty sections,
>
>debugging a bit i think that i saw a new column?? is it possible, maybe i have to reset my columndescriptor to the original state reseting visiblecolumns inside some event handler after resizing columns.
>
>thanks in advance.
