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Problem with WebGrid inside a WARP
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Hi all,

We are using WebGrid 8.3 and WARP in a Web application.

The WARP contains the WebGrid. When we set the StationaryMargins = "Header" from the Grid and the Grid contains only one row, there is unexpected space betwwen the Grid header and the first row - the grid looks very horrible.

But if the grid contains more than one row, it looks well.

When we set the StationaryMargins = "None", it also looks well.

Please help me to resolve this issue.

 Thanks in advance,

Nguyen Huu Chu

VNetSoftware, LLC

 

  • 592
    posted in reply to [Infragistics] Tony Lombardo

    Thanks you, Tony

    grid.DisplayLayout.RowHeightDefault was set to 20px

    I think the issue come from the height of the Grid when it is inside the WARP. When I fix the Grid's height as 100px OR reduce the Grid's hight =80%, the extral space go away.

    It work well when it was out-side the WARP.

    Regards,

    Nguyen Huu Chu

  • 19308
    posted

    You mention that the grid is inside of a WARP, but you didn't say whether you noticed that made a difference or not.  It would be tremendously helpful to know if you get the same appearance when the grid is not inside of the WARP panel. 

    It sounds like you have a height set on the Grid, but now default rowheight set, which forces the rows of the grid to fill the entire available space.  Double check the grid.DisplayLayout.RowHeightDefault property, and be sure it has a value set. 

    You can also troubleshoot this as a CSS problem using a good DOM explorer like IE Developer Toolbar (which is built into ie 8).  By using the DOM explorer you can mouse over a given region on the sceen and see what CSS properties are set on that element.  You can also add css properties like height, width, overflow, etc. to see how they affect the appearance.

    Lastly, you might want to try using Application Styling, and use one of the 10+ predefined styles available. 

    Hope this helps,

    -Tony