I have a grid view that contains a lot of data. Users have to scroll down far sometimes to edit that data. But since the header of the gridview isn't inherently frozen, its a pain for them to edit that data because they have to constantly scroll up and down. I've looked up several different methods on how to freeze the columns, but it none work work well with bound data. Often times, the rows will be offset by a large margin and even greater so, when the data is being edited. So it beats the purpose of doing it.
I can't remember exactly what I've tried, but most of it's been around Javascript. Any method to freeze the header? Or is there a better control, third party or otherwise?
I need to freeze my gridview header and the first two columns. I found a great jquery plugin called tinytbl which does the job but it messes up the inline javascript on my page which causes a few issues.
Any better way to freeze columns? I see alot of examples on the net using css but they use expression which has been deprecated.
I want to freeze my Header columns when Autogeneratecolumns=True.
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Web; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.WebControls; using System.Data;
I have a gridview Control. In that control I need to show the headers when gridview is scrolling verticall. I tried your post from here [URL].... It's working in page loads.When I try to click any other buttons it's not working(it's showing all the records. I mean It's not scrolling). I have Add, Delete and reset buttons.
I'm exporting an ASP.NET gridview to Excel using the following function. The formatting is working really well, except I need to freeze the header row in Excel on the export. I'm really trying to avoid using a 3rd party Excel plugin for this, but unless there's some archaic excel markup in my AddExcelStyling function.
I would like to know how I can freeze the Header Row using DataGrid with AJAX in IE8. I've already tried using CSS but this does not work with IE8 unless I switch it to compatiblity mode. I have more than 100+ users so this is not feasible.
I have searched numerous articles for how to accomplish freezing the Header Row of a DataGrid or GridView component being to simply hide the header and then build table cells just above the component to define the columns. But the one that I'd like to get to work is by the use of CSS code. Problem is that this code seems to work for everyone else but it isn't working for me. Here's my Stylesheet code:
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When I run my page I get all the styles applied but the header scrolls with all the other rows in the grid.
why this code is probably not working? I am using .NET Framework 3.5 and developing in VSS 2008 which may be why this doesn't work?
I have successfully downloaded sample code from Code Project which works using other techniques as well, but the code was written in .NET 1.1 Framework and VB.NET.
I placed an Excel image in a header column on a Gridview. I want to allow the user the ability to click the icon and export the content of the Gridview to an Excel spreadsheet. How do I make the image an active link, so it will fire an event to access my code for the export.
I have a gridview where I display (from left to right) plant id, product no and month/year and there after a column with qty for every day on the month.
The gridview is located inside a panel that has a horizontal scrollable property set that lets user scroll from left to the right. This works fine.
Now, they are asking if it is possible somehow to freeze plant id and product no? Currently when they scroll past day 10 then plant id and product no is not longer visible and making it hard to see what line you are on.
Scenario: I have a Gridview where I want to handle the Sorting in a custom control that I've added to the header. I've added this control to my GridView's Header via OnRowCreate event handling. I want the Sort Expressions to persist session to session (via Webparts Personalization)
Here is what I have for adding the custom header control to the GridView Header
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This works out well for adding the control, but I can't get anything to persist because these controls are creating initially via postback (per the event) and re-created on all subsequent postbacks. I can't add an If(!IsPostback) because the controls are initially created on the gridview's postback (well at least thats how it's acting when I put it in there) If I were to add this control via the ASP page, not via the Codebehind, I would be able to persist the control. If I try to treat it as though everything is setup correctly, and assign my custom control's controls to [Personalizable], I get a runtime error telling me that I can only have webpartzones in or before Page_init (I'm guessing this is due to when/where the gridview hits the OnRowCreate event). If there is some fundimental logic I'm missing, or best practices that I'm moving away from,
