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Terry
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DropDown is incorrectly positioned in IE8 and FF 3.0.10
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I'd brought this up in an earlier post: "WebDropDown DropDownItem set_disabled() not behaving as expected":

I'd observed the positioning of the DropDownProvider/Editor for a WebDataGrid is incorrect in IE8
It is occurring in FF 3.0.10 as well.

I'd accepted the work-around of running IE8 in compatibility mode, but missed this behavior in FF 3.0.8 (and later)

The problem is easy to reproduce:

·        Attach a DropDownProvider to a WebDataGrid column

·        Adjust the height of the WebDataGrid so a scrollbar is present for the grid when data is available

·        Scroll down the grid

·        Click/open the dropdown

·        Observe the drop down is not correctly positioned

Additionally, the DropDownItem set_disabled() does not work in FF 3.0.10 - period

Thank you!

 

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  • 24671
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    Hi,

    Thanks for reporting this issue (about the positioning) . It has been already fixed internally (for WebDataGrid) , and will be available in the forecoming Service packs. 

     

    About set_disabled() in FF 3.0.10 - i have FF 3.0.10 and when i use the following code, it works fine:

      <asp:Button Text="Disable Item" runat="server" OnClientClick="disableItem(); return false;" />

    Then in some <script> tag in the head:

     

    function disableItem()

    {

        var dd = $find("WebDropDown1");

        dd.get_items().getItem(1).set_disabled(true);

    }

     

     

    This will disable the second item in the list. There was a bug described in this forum post:

    http://forums.infragistics.com/forums/t/24810.aspx

    But it was referring to set_disabled(false) , to re-enable the item. I suppose you mean that you cannot disable an item now, under FF 3.0.10 ? 

    Thanks,

    Angel 

     

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