I have an ASP.Net web app that is basically a single page - mostly made up of a grid. I'd like it so they don't have to see scroll bars in the browser window (unless they make it really really small!) - so I'd like the grid to sort of 'anchor' itself to the bottom and right edge of the browser window.
Is there anyway this can be done? I'm guessing i need javascript to handle the browser resize event (assuming such an event exists!) - and to then client side alter the size of the ultrawebgrid dynamically.....can this be done?
thanks in advance to anyone who can help/point me in the right direction!
just change width="100%" and height="100%" in design code
Use a percentage value for the height and width of the grid.
Note that the grid renders itself using HTML DIV and TABLE elements, and under the XHTML document type, setting a percentage height on a TABLE requires that you have height specified on all of the parent elements of that table. The following post has a fairly simple way to set this for most circumstances, and also points out additional concerns regarding percentage heights with tables:http://forums.infragistics.com/forums/p/31243/180580.aspx#180580