Hi. I have a grid in which I need the height fairly small and therefore, only 3 rows fully show at any given time. When I click the 3rd row (even though fully visible), it scrolls to put that row at the center. I would prefer it to leave the row where it is instead of scrolling. Is there a way around that auto scroll in this scenario? As far as editing, in clicking a textbox cell, it does as it should with edit/select text and although the row moves, the user can edit as normal without having to re-click the cell. However, with a checkbox column, it doesn't operate as expected. When I click that lower row's checkbox, it scrolls and instead of the checkbox being unchecked/checked as I requested, it only activated the checkbox - ie put the box around it. I would expect that clicking the checkbox would perform edit to checkbox. Is this happening because of the scroll? Once the row has moved, I can then click the checkbox again and it does as expected, but the user shouldn't have to click again. Do I need to change a setting here?
Thanks,
Dusty
Hi Dusty,
If the grid is scolling, then the row must not be fuly visible. There must be at least one pixel of that row cut off either by the bottom of the grid or the horizontal scollbar.
If that's not the case and the row really is completely visible and the grid is still scrolling, then something is wrong and you should Submit an incident to Infragistics Developer Support and include a small sample project demonstrating this behavior.
Hi Mike. Thanks for the quick reply. Yes, the row probably 'looks' fully visible, but you are right that it probably is not. I ended up changing things a bit yesterday to work around that issue.