G Guest Jun 14, 2004 #1 Anyone have a suggestion or example on how to add a vertical scrollbar (or similar capability) to a web data grid in an ASP? Thanks, Tim
Anyone have a suggestion or example on how to add a vertical scrollbar (or similar capability) to a web data grid in an ASP? Thanks, Tim
J John Oakes Jun 14, 2004 #2 Wrap your grid with: <div style="OVERFLOW: auto; WIDTH: 350px; HEIGHT: 188px"></div> Of course adjust the width and height as necessary. -John Oakes Tim_K said: Anyone have a suggestion or example on how to add a vertical scrollbar (or Click to expand... similar capability) to a web data grid in an ASP?
Wrap your grid with: <div style="OVERFLOW: auto; WIDTH: 350px; HEIGHT: 188px"></div> Of course adjust the width and height as necessary. -John Oakes Tim_K said: Anyone have a suggestion or example on how to add a vertical scrollbar (or Click to expand... similar capability) to a web data grid in an ASP?
G Guest Jun 14, 2004 #3 John, Very nice. Thanks, Tim John Oakes said: Wrap your grid with: <div style="OVERFLOW: auto; WIDTH: 350px; HEIGHT: 188px"></div> Of course adjust the width and height as necessary. -John Oakes similar capability) to a web data grid in an ASP? Click to expand...
John, Very nice. Thanks, Tim John Oakes said: Wrap your grid with: <div style="OVERFLOW: auto; WIDTH: 350px; HEIGHT: 188px"></div> Of course adjust the width and height as necessary. -John Oakes similar capability) to a web data grid in an ASP? Click to expand...
H Henrik de Jong Jun 15, 2004 #4 Yep, But, you won't see the headertext when you scrolls trough the data... I think it is better to create an extra sort of header, maybe a table or something like that... place it above the div grtz, Henrik
Yep, But, you won't see the headertext when you scrolls trough the data... I think it is better to create an extra sort of header, maybe a table or something like that... place it above the div grtz, Henrik
