I have Vol 2008-3. I need col headers to wrap. I did that setting the WrapHeaderText to true. Now when I shrink the column, if the wrapping expands the col header by 2 more lines, exactly 2 more lines from the bottom, right above the bottom summary lines disappear. Below is a screen shot, where shrinking the 2nd col (TradedShares) showed the problem. Anything I can do?
Nick
Hi Nick,
I'm afraid you lost me. I don't understand what you mean by this:
shahnikhil said:if the wrapping expands the col header by 2 more lines, exactly 2 more lines from the bottom, right above the bottom summary lines disappear.
Two more lines than what? What's this about "right above the bottom summary lines"?
I don't see anything obviously wrong with this screen shot. What exactly is missing?
Hi Mike,
If you click on the picture, it will show you a larger image, where you'll notice a huge scroll bar. There are more than 1,000 rows in the grid, and the visible are is about 15 rows. If I do not shrink columns, the column headers do not wrap, and then everything shows correctly (see the good image, attached here). However, if I shrink the columns, causing the column headers to take up about 7 rows, instead of 2 rows (which is the default set at design time), those 5 additional rows disappear from the bottom of the visible area, right above the bottom summary line. The "lost" rows are below the (500,000) line and above the 332,956,... summary line.
Well that's clearly a bug.There's no reason why making the column headers larger should cause rows to disappear or to have empty space at the bottom of the grid when there are still rows to display.
What version of the grid are you using? Do you have the latest service release?
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I have 2008 vol 3; not sure of the latest svc release. I'm going to get the latest svc rel, and then I'll let you know if that helps any. Thanks.
Mike,
I downloaded the latest service release (Version 20083.2138, Released On 01-Dec-2009) and tested with it. Unfortunately, it didn't make any difference. The problem exists.
What would be the next steps? Will you file the bug?
Hi,
The next step is that we need to be able to duplicate the problem so we can look into it. Can you provide a small sample project that demonstrates this behavior so we can take a look?