Hi Udayan,

I can replicate your issue here. But for this issue, I've made my workaround to set the colgroup width after you do BatchUpdate. I also attach the sample here. Could you look for my code and tell me if there's some misconfiguration on my code? 

Or you use if(!IsPostBack), when you set the structure of WebGrid (if you don't want to get the WebGrid structure continously). Look forward to hear any feedback from you so I can help you further.

Regards,

Bernard

Hi Udayan,

I couldn't replicate you issue in our local end. Could you let me know the steps and browser that you used to replicate this issue in our local end? Maybe to resolve this problem, you can set the width of the row OnBatchUpdateSuccess event from filterRow. But it will be more certain if I can replicate this issue in our local end so I can give you solution that might work in your project.

Regards,

Bernard

Hi Eric,

Sorry for my lack. I'm not really understood about the scenario that you mention above. However, you can add WebGrid programmatically to you WebTabby using this code:

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs
{
    WebGrid WebGrid1 = new WebGrid();
    WebGrid1.UseDefaultStyle = true;
    WebGrid1.Width = Unit.Pixel(400);
    WebGrid1.Height = Unit.Pixel(200);
    WebGrid1.InitializeDataSource += new DataSourceEventHandler(WebGrid1_InitializeDataSource);
    WebGrid1.PrepareDataBinding += new DataSourceEventHandler(WebGrid1_PrepareDataBinding);
    WebTab tab1 = new WebTab();
    WebTabItem theTab = new WebTabItem();
    theTab.Text = "Tab1";
    theTab.PageTemplate = new MyClass(WebGrid1);
    tab1.TabPages.Add(theTab);
    form1.Controls.Add(tab1);
}
public class MyClass : ITemplate
{
    WebGrid grid1 = null;
    public MyClass(WebGrid grid1)
    {
        this.grid1 = grid1;
    }
    public void InstantiateIn(System.Web.UI.Control container)
    {
        container.Controls.Add(grid1);
    }
}

You override ITemplate class in MyClass class then you add the method to add the WebGrid there. Could you explain more details about the requirement or scenario that you want to achieve above? Look forward to hear any feedback from you so I can help you further.

Regards,

Bernard

Hi Eric,

Is it fixed yet? Look forward to hear any feedback from you so I can help you further.

Regards,

Bernard

Hi Gary,

Our latest product support Visual Studio 2012, that means you can use .NET Framework 4.5 for your project. I also try to use Entity Framework 5 in my project and it works well. 

For more information please visit: http://www.intersoftpt.com/vs2012/

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Bernard