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Datagrid in HTML DIV 1
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It's possible to resize the <div> through the code, if you run it as a server control:
Code:
<div id="myDiv" runat=server>
protected System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl myDiv;
myDiv.Attributes.Add("style", "width:800px");
myDiv.Attributes.Add("style", "height:600px");- Thread starter
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LV - Thanks.
Almost there - without modifying the DIV height & width to match the Grid's height & width, the vertical scroll bar is a inch or so to the right of the Grid... the larger the Grid the closer the scrollbar is.
When modifying the Div's height & width, it places the entire Grid elsewhere outside the Div's original position even though no other DIV parameters other than Height & Width have changed. I guess I'll have to experiment with the Div & Grid parameters.
Almost there - without modifying the DIV height & width to match the Grid's height & width, the vertical scroll bar is a inch or so to the right of the Grid... the larger the Grid the closer the scrollbar is.
When modifying the Div's height & width, it places the entire Grid elsewhere outside the Div's original position even though no other DIV parameters other than Height & Width have changed. I guess I'll have to experiment with the Div & Grid parameters.
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LV - Thanks a lot. I just got around to trying it out and it situates the Grid & Div correctly now with the last code you sent. I just got rid of the bottom horizontal scroll but that's only one item in a few things left to do for variable-length grids with autogenerate kept as =true.
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