I'm new-ish to ultragrid so I don't know a whole lot. I have a defect where the scrollbar is not appearing when the ultragrid is not enabled so we have some records being cut off. ultragrid.Enabled = false but the scrollbar is not showing. I found somewhere that you can change the scrollbar to show if the column is in edit mode, but I don't want the column to be in edit mode. A 'hackish' way to get around it is to do ultraGrid.DisplayLayout.Override.AllowUpdate = false, but that doesn't seem right. It also makes the grid appear editable when it's not and it'll be confusing to the users. The only way I can think of is to put AllowUpdate to false and change the appearance of the grid, but there should be an easier way.
Which scroll bar are you talking about? The Enabled or AllowUpdate property of the grid should not have any effect on the visibility of the row or column scollbars. Are you talking about a scrollbar inside a cell?
The main vertical scrollbar, not a scrollbar inside of a cell. I see the scrollbar on the side, but I can't use it when enable is false. Here's what we're basically doing. The grid is un-enabled when we start the application. The user will click edit, then the grid is enabled. The user will edit the information and/or add a new row, click save and the grid is now un-enabled. The scroll bars don't show at all when the grid is un-enabled but do when it's enabled. The data in the grid exceed how far the grid can show vertically but I can't scroll. I have scrollbars set to both and it won't show.