Web Forms :: How To Put Horizontal Scrollbars Here
Mar 1, 2011
I have a <div> below with a class. I set 802px as a width. Now if the text content inside the div is wider like in this case. I want to shown horizontal scrollbars.The thing is that I cant use a asp:Panel to wrap this with which do works ofcourse because I am setting that <div> by reading in the whole <div> from a textFile and after this set this code, using the InnerHtml property. As I have tested you cant read in an asp:Panel and set that as InnerHtml. That didn´t work. So I wonder how I can solve this for this scenario. I am reading in ALL the <div></div> code from a textfile and need to put horizontal scrollbars here.Is that possible in any way?
I'm using ASP.NET to have a panel that can expand downwards to a certain point, at which point the user can scroll within the panel, both vertically and horizontally (horizontally because one GridView has a lot of columns which would be impossible to display without horizontal scrollbars in the panel/div)Problem is, if I set the panel (asp:Panel control) that holds the GridView to have Scrollbars="Both", and have a max-height set on the panel, IE8 refreshes into compatibility mode. If I remove the max height, or have only vertical scrollbars, it works fine. Any workarounds for this?
It'll be hard to explain, but here goes...I have a 3-col table that measures 1200px wide... the middle column measures 800px and includes all the contents, and both remaining rows measure 200px each and have "nice-to-display-but-optional" images (each has a 200px image).On a 1400px display, my table will display with no problems. On the other hand, if the screen is 1000px, then it'll display the scrollbars so it can fit the 1200px of contents.
How can I set the table (or any other html container) so that a 1000px screen only displays what fits on the screen without displaying the scrollbar?In this case, a 1000px would display the middle 800px column, and whatever fits on the sides (half of the 200px images). But the scrollbars would not be displayed, and the images would not be altered so that they fit in the remaining space.
ScrollBar position resets on postback.Is there anyway to maintain position ?I am adding UserControl(s) dynmically to the page, therefore I want to maintian positon (always maintain position at the end)Following is my .aspx file (Just to show where is the asp:panel and User controls)
I m having GridView with scroll bars. I keep those in Update panel to update without postback when I click on Previous and Next buttons outside the Grid. Now, I drag the scroll bar down and select a row. The row is getting highlighted and works fine but the Scroll bars Goes Up. If I remove the update panel, scroll bar is not going up but next and previous button events are not working
I have the above. It works fine in IE & FF but in chrome 1) if more rows grid appears out of panel without scroll bar (same works fine in IE & FF)2) when clicked any where the grid disappears or close but in IE & FF it closes only on cmdclose...
this may be a very simple question, but is it possible to force a div not to have scrollbars? I have a div that i change the size of dynamically, and would like to force it to be fixed in size.
How do I set the scrollbars in an ASP.net page dynamically? When a user comes to certain pages on my site I would like the page to be scrolled down about halfway. Is there a way to do this without using Javascript?
The div's height is auto-sized by javascript to match the height of the window; the width is 100%
The body is overflow:hidden
The div is overflow:auto
The CssClass for the Accordion is just "accordion," and the only property in the css is "overflow:hidden;"
When the page renders, however, firebug shows the rendered HTML to be including the following div which appears to be a container for the entire accordion:
I have tried setting AutoSize = false on the Accordion...
but what I end up with is a horizontal scrollbar from my div which contains the accordion, but then I end up with a vertical (and sometimes also horizontal) scrollbar for the div whose class above is set to "accordion"
What is adding all these overflow:auto tags? How do I get rid of them?
If the width or the height inside of the panel is exceeded the content of the panel is not shown. Everything works fine in IE8. I have tried this code as well and the same problem occurs:
I am trying to implement a fixed header feature addition to an existing sub class of GridView, SGridView.My issue is that with the solution listed below, the scroll bar appears below the header row and looks tacky. I would prefer that the scrollbar runs vertically through the header to the footer. The only issue is that this means that the first couple of rows would be covered by the header because the scrollbar height isn't accounting for the inclusion of the header row (I assume this is a side effect of absolute positioning). Any thoughts on how to correct that?
More or less, added additional code into the Render() method to wrap the table in a div that can scroll. Nothing too fancy. Then I configured the table to render , , and tags for accessibility.Since adding scrolling to tbody is undefined in IE, I could not utilize it to create a fixed header (lame). In addition, the expression css rule has been deprecated from IE8 so I couldn't use that approach either (plenty of tutorials online utilizing it).So, I added javascript to to absolutely position the header row, via it's class GVHeader.
The scenario is this. I have a long page that has a scroll bar. I'm us an Ajax ModalPopupExtender and that too is very long and has a scroll bar.
The problem I'm seeing is that in IE when a user scrolls the modal popup window, when it reaches the bottom it also scrolls to main window which has a really ugly user experience.
So what I want to do is, through server side code, I want to dynamically change the body css overflow from auto to hidden and I can't seem to find a way to make that happen. I've tried a number of approaches and none of them seem to work.
I wonder if this is either a bug or a setting I could potentially change.
I uploaded a YouTube video of the behavior since it's easier to see: [URL]
I've got a Multiview control with a View (call it view1) inside it. When I type text into view1 within the Design view of Visual Studio 2010, if the text reaches the end of the visible line it does not wrap to the next line as expected (like a div or p tag would do outside the multiview control). Instead, it extends the multiview horizonally and the horizonal scrollbar appears.
I am creating a wizard with a radiobuttonlist inside it. There are no style sheets being applied and I have the RepeatDirection set to Horizontal and the RepeatColumns set to 5. I have also tried changing the RepeatLayout from Table to Flow and nothing works. I want the radiobuttonlist to show up horizontally, but it keeps showing up virtically. Let me rephrase that. In the Design view in VS2010 it looks fine. However, when I view the live web page, the darn thing keeps going virtical.
I am using the <asp:menu> in a master page to create a common menu throughout my web application. Orientation is set to Horizontal yet the menu items are generated vertically. In addition, each item takes up the entire width of the browser page.
i have a task to display a report from data based for a month or a week based on user requirement..
i already create this query to build the dataset..
Select empName , planDate,statusDesc from vwSchedulePlan where compID = '1' AND planDate between ' 5/2/2010' and '5/8/2010 ' group by empName,planDate,statusDesc
I have a <asp: Menu with Orientation="Horizontal" for the StaticMenu.When hovering over the StaticMenu and a DynamicMenu appears, how do I make its orienation horizontal?
