Forms Data Controls :: Scrollable Gridview With Fixed Headers
Aug 5, 2010
I want scrollable gridview with fixed header. For that i create belw code
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It works fine uptil page loads.I have functionality to delete rows from gridview.Once i click delete button from gridview the width of header columns get decreased then the width od data inside gridview.It means depending on the content of data the size gets variable.HOW to show data inside gridview irrespective of the content of data.
Scrollable GridView with Fixed Headers inside ASP.Net UpdatePanel using jQuery Plugin. I have one more question in that. How to adjust the width of the columns headers because for some of my gridviews the headers not showing the proper format. in the gridview I gave HorizontalAlign="Left" and in the columns I gave
I am working with asp.net tab control currently with two tabs. The first tab is a list of jobs to be worked. The gridview id is "gvJobs". I call the ScrollableGridPlug via
$(document).ready( function () { $('[id*=gvJobs]').Scrollable({ ScrollHeight: 450
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When i click at the Equip Tab is get a blank gridview. There is a scrollbar on the left side indicating there is data in the gridview; however there is nothing visible. Additionally is there a way to scrollable function when I click on the appropriate tab?
I am using an ASP.NET ListView control and, at the moment, I have a scrollable grid: (example below is simplified and contains embedded styling for sake of question)
In my div displaying list of records using gridview. The div properties are like height=200, width=200, overflow-y:scroll, etc. I know in gridview we will get a default Page navigation bar appened to the records (it could be bottom or top) but what I want is records in gridview is scrobble and page navigation bar should be static at both the places (bottom and top). if we enabled page navigation bar in gridview...it will be appended to the gridview records and it will be scroll along with records but i want static page navigation bar.
I wanted to have fixed headers in grid view. I came across multiple solutions but none worked with IE 8 and Chrome. One of the best solutions is following:
I came across a page that showed a solution for freezing the top (header) row of a gridview and allowed it to be scrollable. Here is the article: [URL] ....
It works and I was able to freeze the top row! However, I have a nested gridview ("gridview2") within that gridview ("gridview1") and I need to freeze it's header row...but I am encountering the following compilation error: "The name 'gridview2' does not exist in the current context"
I have tried many approaches to solve this, including calling the javascript function on the button event in which gridview2 is displayed, however I receive the compile error every time.
I have a form with multiple update panels in one form. here i have a gridview with update panel where jqery scrolable with fixed header is not working. i saw your post where IsInUpdatepanel: true
I know this topic has been asked, but the posts are all out of date, or not functional on IE8. In brief we basically want to do the excel style locking of column headers in a GridView. I have seen a couple of solutions one jquery+ css(setExpression) which doesn't work in IE8. And another that uses ajax extensions, yet again doesn't work in IE8.
I have been through every solution in the below link and have yet to find a working implementation for IE8. [URL]
How Can We Have A SCROLLABLE GridView With Fixed Header???(in vs 2008 - asp.net with c#) Fixed Header is my problem! i test many ways for doing that and see some live demos / but they did not work. can u show me a simple way 4 doing that with an example?
I have a grid-view placed inside a div and scroll bar is there. I want to set the grid view header fixed and while scrolling only the content will be scrollable. How can do this..
I have a gridview that displays a list of records and i have a verical scroll bar on that grid i want the grid headers to be freezed when i am coming to the last record i added css like this
.container table th {/* Keep the header cells positioned as we scroll */ position:relative;/* Style */ } color: Black;background:silver;font-weight: bold;border-bottom: solid 1px #CCCCCC;text-align: left;padding-left:5px; and after this calling this css class within div tag <div class="container" style="height:300px;">
Given all the research I've done, I don't think this is possible - am I correct? I've been all over the web looking for ways to do this. My grid needs to scroll vertically, horizontally, sort, and go into edit mode. I've been able to do the "cheap" solution where a table sits above the grid to hold the column names, but this does not work well with putting the grid into edit mode or scrolling horizontally. In both cases, the columns become out of synch with their headers. My organization will not pay for a grid, so JQGrid is out. So, since the 'expression' capability has been removed from IE8, we are left with no possibilities for fixed column headers?
I'm not advanced enough in JQuery to do this...but wouldn't it be possible to create a JQuery function that copies the grid header row to a div that sits above the grid, so that the headers are always visible? (And hide the original grid header row). Anyone want to take a crack at it? Maybe I'll try but it will probably take me too long.
But the problem is that, when the grid is placed inside the "Update panel" and if some button action fired, the scrollable grid with the fixed header is changed to the normal grid.
How can you have a fixed header on a DataGrid or GridViw and allow the grid to scroll? I'd like to avoid a solution that uses another separate table for headers.
I have never work with a repeater and after a lot of research I got to the conclusion that this is the control I need to use for what I have to do. I need display data but I will need 2 headers and after some sort of amount of records the headers will repeat again. In this page you will find an example of what I'm trying to do http://ratings.fide.com/view_source.phtml?code=45276 I don't know if a repeater is the right control but i thin it is.
