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Set selected record row height on selection
- Oct 30, 2006 04:52 PM UTC
- Nov 2, 2006 09:20 PM UTC
I would like to change the row height of the selected record when it enters edit mode. I found documentation for this in the windows forms version of the grid control but not the web version. Can this be done and if so, what is the syntax please?
Thanks,
Sandy
Thanks,
Sandy
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AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
October 31, 2006 11:55 AM UTC
Hi Sandy,
We are looking in to this and will update you later today.
Thanks,
A.Sivakumar
We are looking in to this and will update you later today.
Thanks,
A.Sivakumar
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Sandy
November 1, 2006 01:16 PM UTC
Have you had any luck with a way to do this?
Thanks,
Sandy
Thanks,
Sandy
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
November 1, 2006 09:10 PM UTC
Hi Sandy,
We are still looking on some posssible ways to implement this, also could you please point us on how you were doing this in windows grid?.
Thanks,
A.Sivakumar
We are still looking on some posssible ways to implement this, also could you please point us on how you were doing this in windows grid?.
Thanks,
A.Sivakumar
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Sivakumar
Syncfusion Team
November 2, 2006 09:20 PM UTC
Hi Sandy,
AS we have mentioned befor, We don't have this support directly, by using some property/function. However we are able to acheive this behavior, by getting the editing record in client
side and changing their height. Please see the attached sample , which describes this.
EditRowHeight.zip
You can simply copy the script code( function IncrementEditedRowHeight(ggcObject,htEdit)) from the attached sample and can provide necessary arguments for
this function and can use this in your project.
If you want to acheive this behavior in postback mode, copy the below code after closing the form tag in your aspx page. and if you want this behavior in
Callback mode of our grid, then use it in the AfterCallbackResponseProcessedScript Property. Both of these scenarios are explained in the sample.
Eg: if your GridGroupingControl's Client ObjectID is 'GridGroupingControl1' and you want the Edited rows height to '45px'. you will have to use the below
code either in AfterCallbackResponseProcessedScript Property or below the form tag, based on Postback/Callback scenario
IncrementEditedRowHeight('GridGroupingControl1','45');
Let us know if you have any queries.
Thanks,
A.Sivakumar
AS we have mentioned befor, We don't have this support directly, by using some property/function. However we are able to acheive this behavior, by getting the editing record in client
side and changing their height. Please see the attached sample , which describes this.
EditRowHeight.zip
You can simply copy the script code( function IncrementEditedRowHeight(ggcObject,htEdit)) from the attached sample and can provide necessary arguments for
this function and can use this in your project.
If you want to acheive this behavior in postback mode, copy the below code after closing the form tag in your aspx page. and if you want this behavior in
Callback mode of our grid, then use it in the AfterCallbackResponseProcessedScript Property. Both of these scenarios are explained in the sample.
Eg: if your GridGroupingControl's Client ObjectID is 'GridGroupingControl1' and you want the Edited rows height to '45px'. you will have to use the below
code either in AfterCallbackResponseProcessedScript Property or below the form tag, based on Postback/Callback scenario
IncrementEditedRowHeight('GridGroupingControl1','45');
Let us know if you have any queries.
Thanks,
A.Sivakumar
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