My ultrawebgrid works fine until there are enough columns to turn the scroll bars on. Then the last column on the right (sometimes more than just the last one) cannot be seen.
I have 9 columns that are defined in the markup code. All the other columns are added programmatically. The width of these added columns is done in the server code, also. Based on the size of my grid, the 13th programmatically added column is the last one seen. Any columns after that cut off. Resizing the columns in the client (to try and view the hidden columns) makes it worse.
I am using fixed column headers, the first 2 columns are fixed so they don't scroll, row filtering, client side column resizing, and I think that is all. I will post my markup code for my grid in case that helps.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks, i will try that.
Now I fixed with a last empty column with dynamic width.
Hi,
I am primarily using the WebDataGrid now, but I recall two things helping out this issue. The first is to always have one column which doesn't have a width which will resize dynamically according to the width of the container. The second is to use percentages for the widths instead of real values.
Ed
I have the same problem, when the grid have many columns each one with different width. The horizontal scroll bar don't show the last column, and sometimes, depending of the number of columns, the two last columns shows cute off.
I'm using version 9.2.20092.1003.
How can i fixed this?
thanks
I'm having the same problem. It appears that when the grid is small enough to require scrollbars, the columns are fine. However, when the grid is wide enough that scrollbars are not needed, the entire last column gets cut off. I suspect this has to do with a div element that is used to provide the scrollbar functionality.
Is there a better fix for this?
I faced the same problem. I created a work around by adding a blank column at the end of my grid just wide enough to show the last "real" column, and made the blank column read only.
Kenneth