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Eric Liu
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Make infragistics grid responsive while Using responsive infragistcs grid with spliter view
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Hi,

I am using Infragistics grid with Spliiter view.as shown in below screenshot.

Here we are having issue that when we click on splitter , the infragistics grid becomes irresponsive but when we change screen size to Ipad , grid layout becomes responsive to single column template view.

so we want when user clicks on splitter , the grid should become to single column template.as shown in image "Expected result "

So we think grid becomes responsive when we change window size , but not when div size changes.so we want when user chages div , the grid should become responsive to single column.

We are using below code for this.

For reference , for single column template 

http://www.igniteui.com/grid/responsive-single-column-template

and for spliter:

http://www.igniteui.com/splitter/overview

Code in both views of Splitter:

1) 1st View

Code of Single column template view 

2) @nd View

Code of splitter.

So w

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    Hello Eric,

    Thank you for contacting us.

    When you say you change the screen to iPad do you mean you emulate it using a browser or you have an iPad mode?

    The described scenario occurs because the grid becomes responsive based on the window size, not the container size. Please take a look at this help topic - http://www.igniteui.com/help/iggrid-responsive-web-design-mode-overview. If you want to have a grid responsive based on the container, you have to create a custom RWD profile - http://www.igniteui.com/help/iggrid-responsive-web-design-mode-creating-custom-profile. It would look something like this:

     

    $.ig.TestMode = $.ig.TestMode || $.ig.ResponsiveMode.extend({
        init: function (options) {
            this._super(options);
            return this;
        },
        isActive: function () {
            var width = $("#test").outerWidth();
            if (width < 400) {
                return this.settings.key === "phone";
            }
            if (400 <= width && width < 600) {
                return this.settings.key === "tablet";
            }
            return this.settings.key === "desktop";
        }
    });

    where the container has an id "test".

    Please let me know if you need further assistance.

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