Hi James,

        It occurs because on the WebCombo, there is a property called AllowFloatingText and by default it will set to true. I have tried you sample and set the AllowFloatingText to False and it works fine. Here are the sample code:

<ISWebCombo:WebCombo ID="WebCombo1" runat="server" UseDefaultStyle="true" LayoutSettings-	   AllowFloatingText="False">
</ISWebCombo:WebCombo>

         I hope it helps and please do not hesitate to ask if you have any other questions, thank you.

Best Regards,

Andi Santoso

Hi Yaniv,

    You can request for this particular feature at Developer Network -> Community Center -> Product Support  -> Feature Request. Thank you.

Best Regards,
Andi Santoso

Hi Yaniv,

    Yes, it would give us a result layout on the reverse, since we set things inside the div from right to left. The "next arrow" which in right postition will move to the left without rotate the image.
    I hope it helps and please do not hesitate to ask if you have any other questions.

Best regards,
Andi Santoso

Hi Sudeep,

    Unfortunately, that is the WebGrid behaviour since we are trying to refresh the data and structure of the WebGrid by changing active number of column freezing. As you notice, the method FreezePane is already in the context menu of its header column and it automatically ignite when we use it in the context menu. The alternative way to have a column freezing function, is by creating our own sub-context menu that will change the active number of column freezing. Here are the sample code that I make to change it by one or two.

function WebGrid1_OnRowContextMenu(controlId, rowType, rowElement, menuObject)
{
	var WebGrid1 = ISGetObject(controlId); 
		    
	var FreezingOneColumn = new WebMenuItem();
			
	var FreezingTwoColumn = new WebMenuItem();
					
	FreezingOneColumn.Text = "<asp:Literal runat="server" Text="Column Freezing One" />";

        FreezingOneColumn.Name = "ColumnFreezing";

        FreezingOneColumn.OnClick = "ViewColumnFreezing";

        FreezingOneColumn.CustomElement = controlId;           
            
        FreezingTwoColumn.Text = "<asp:Literal runat="server" Text="Column Freezing Two" />";

        FreezingTwoColumn.Name = "ColumnFreezing2";

        FreezingTwoColumn.OnClick = "ViewColumnFreezing2";

        FreezingTwoColumn.CustomElement = controlId;
           
        menuObject.Items.Add(FreezingOneColumn); 
         
        menuObject.Items.Add(FreezingTwoColumn);
           
            
	return true;
}
		

function ColumnFreezingTwo(controlId) {

        var grid = ISGetObject(controlId);

	var rootTable = grid.RootTable;
		    
	rootTable.Layout.FreezePaneSettings.MaxFrozenColumns = "4";
		    
	rootTable.Layout.FreezePaneSettings.ActiveFrozenColumns = "2";
		    
	grid.RefreshAll();

        return true; 

}
        
function ColumnFreezingOne(controlId) {

        var grid = ISGetObject(controlId);

	var rootTable = grid.RootTable;
		    
	rootTable.Layout.FreezePaneSettings.MaxFrozenColumns = "4";
		    
	rootTable.Layout.FreezePaneSettings.ActiveFrozenColumns = "1";
		    
	grid.RefreshAll();

        return true; 

}
        
        

		
function ViewColumnFreezing(menuItem) {

        return ColumnFreezingOne(menuItem.CustomElement);

}

        
function ViewColumnFreezing2(menuItem) {

        return ColumnFreezingTwo(menuItem.CustomElement);
}

      And for the layout problem, I cannot replicate your issue. It works just fine on my sample. Have you tried it on different browser? If it works fine on the other, perhaps it is just a browser issue. I hope it helps and please do not hesitate to ask if you have any other questions.

Thank you,
Andi Santoso.

Hi Nicolas,

     Actually, I am not sure what may cause the error when you use another component such as PowerWeb FileUpload (AJAX component). Perhaps you can give me a simple sample code that can represent your issue using AJAX, because our product should be working fine with other AJAX tools and what is the version of your WebGrid if I may know ?.
     In fact, we have our built in component that works just like AJAX component, it is called "WebFlyPostBackManager". You can see our sample to have a further information and functionality of it. I hope it helps and please do not hesitate to ask if you have any other questions.

Thank you,
Andi Santoso.