Hi Bruce,

Thanks for your information. It seem that google chrome have a unusuall way of handling an overflowed element (overflowed:scroll) inside a div with width:100%. To fix this, you could use the following workaround to get it working on google chrome:

• Add the following javascript to your page:
  

  function EnterEditMode(controlId, tblName, editObject)    {
          editObject.element.style.top = (editObject.cellElement.offsetTop + parseInt(editObject.cellElement.style.borderTopWidth)) + "px";
      }

• Set WebGrid  OnEnterEditMode client-side event to EnterEditMode

Hi Thomas,

Thanks for your report. I have submit this issue to our backlog. The backlog for this issue is CROS-745.
I will notify you on any update regarding this issue.

Best Regards,
Leo

Hi Thomas,

Thanks for your information.
I have look into the empty row behaviour that you have mentioned. It is the default behaviour on iOS. But you could change this behaviour by changing Appearance property that is already defined. Please add the following code to your view controller:

public override TableViewAppearance Appearance {	get {
		var appearence = new TableViewAppearance ();
		appearence.HideSeparatorOnEmptyCell = true;
		return appearence;
	}
}

As an alternative, you could simple change the appearance on InitializeView.

Regarding deselecting a selected row, it is a non-standard behaviour except for multiple selection. But still, you could easily implement this behaviour on view controller OnViewModelPropertyChanged. That should give a control to what to do in view controller when there is a changes to it's viewmodel property. The following a snipet code about how you deselect a selected row after it is clicked:

BindingProvider :

this.AddBinding("TableView", BindableProperties.SelectedItemProperty, "SelectedItem", BindingMode.TwoWay);

ViewModel :

public override Item SelectedItem {
	get {
		return base.SelectedItem;
	}
	set {
		if (base.SelectedItem == value)
			base.SelectedItem = null;
		else
			base.SelectedItem = value;
	}
}

ViewController

protected override void OnViewModelPropertyChanged(System.ComponentModel.PropertyChangedEventArgs e)
{
	if (e.PropertyName == "SelectedItem") {
		if (this.ViewModel.SelectedItem == null) {
			TableView.DeselectRow (TableView.IndexPathForSelectedRow, true);
		}
	}
}

public override TableViewInteraction InteractionMode
{
	get
	{
		return TableViewInteraction.Standard;
	}
}

Hi Leo Hong,

Could you inform me about an application that have implement Pull to Refresh on UICollectionView. Because we have not found an application that have implement this kind of feature. I can help you by requesting this as a feature request. So could you inform me about an application that have implement this feature so we could review it.

Best Regards,
Leo Chandra

Hi Giridhar JG,

Thanks for your sample you have provided.

It seem that there is a problem with your web configuration. WebCombo ScriptDirectory have been set to a wrong path. Please set it as the following:
<add key="ISNet.WebUI.WebCombo.v6_0_7200.ScriptDirectory" value="~/CommonLibrary/WebCombo/V6_0_7200/"/>

Your webcombo should run normally. As a side note, you don't need to specify the above key as smart resources was used in your configuration. So as an option, you could just comment/remove the following key in your web configuration:

<add key="ISNet.WebUI.WebCombo.v6_0_7200.SharedScriptDirectory" value="~/CommonLibrary/Shared/"/>
<add key="ISNet.WebUI.WebCombo.v6_0_7200.ScriptDirectory" value="~/CommonLibrary/WebCombo/V6_0_7200/"/>

Best Regards,
Leo