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Hello Gary,
I have opened a new customer case for you regarding this.
Thank you for using Infragistics.
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Sincerely,
Tsvetelina
Developer Support Engineer
Infragistics
www.infragistics.com/support
You can configure it to be multi column through templates, and it will be much lighter than webcombo. Take a look at this sample, second dropdown is the case I am talking about:
http://samples.infragistics.com/2009.2/WebFeatureBrowser/contents.aspx?showCode=true&t=WebDropDown/WebDropDownTemplates.aspx~srcview.aspx?path=~srcview.aspx?path=WebDropDown/WebDropDownTemplates.src
You are correct about the attributes. I will ask DS to create a bug report for it. Thanks.
WebDropDown does not have the multi-column capability does it? Plus should not any of these controls have the ability to add attributes?
Gary
Gary,
Would that be an option for you to use WebDropDown instead? Thanks.
Hi
How about WebCombo. I tried in webcombo and cant seem to get the attributes to work.