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When viewing the page using Firefox the grid is not displayed.
Thank you for the sent sample.
I found out that the grid is not displayed because its visibility style (element style) is set to hidden. Following snippet code shows the specific div element of WebDataGrid:
<div style="border-width:0px;height:130px;width:410px;overflow:hidden;visibility:hidden;" class="ig_Control igg_Control" id="Grd_Test">
Please try to set the visibility style to visible or inherit to display the WebDataGrid.
Hope this helps.
Could you please provide me with a screenshot of the problem and the expected result so that I can assist you further?
The time in UXScheduleView has a unique feature. The AM/PM will only appear at the top side. Currently there is no property in UXScheduleView to use the 24 hour clock.
I have forwarded this to ClientUI development team as feature request. It is filed under CLIENTUI-66.I will keep this thread updated with any news from the team regarding CLIENTUI-66.
I created a simple Silverlight project based on your description.
Visual Studio 2012 Update 4.
Here is how the design view look like after add SL TextBox into the page.
As shown in the above screenshots, the desig-view problem is not reproducible in my local end. I enclosed my simple project (as attachment) for your reference. Could you please kindly re-test the problem using TestDesigner2012 project and let me know the result?
I need to use AutoWidth kind of feature with frozen column functionality. Is it any work aroung for this?
I repeat the above steps - to use XHTML doctype and set RenderingMode to XHTML - then enable AutoWidth feature so that the grid code look like below.
<ISWebGrid:WebGrid ID="WebGrid1" runat="server" RenderingMode="XHTML" ...> ... <LayoutSettings AllowColumnFreezing="Yes" AllowColumnMove="Yes" AllowFilter="Yes" AllowGrouping="Yes" AllowSorting="Yes" GroupByBoxVisible="True" AutoWidth="true"> <FreezePaneSettings ActiveFrozenColumns="2" /> </LayoutSettings> </ISWebGrid:WebGrid>
Save the changes and view the page in IE 8 browser. The page is rendered without any issues and the AutoWidth feature works as expected.Should you have different result or difficulties to use AutoWidth with frozen column functionality, please let me know in detail.
@Jitendra, please kindly check my response on this thread.
Please try to use XHTML doctype and set RenderingMode to XHTML. I found that by using this setting, the reported problems are no longer persist.
You can follow the steps below to implement the changes on ColumnFreezing.aspx sample file of WebGrid.
Please feel free to let me know if you have different result.
Since I was unable to reproduce the reported problem in my end using a simple Silverlight project with following detail:
Could you please kindly add more information regarding this?
Apologize for the delay in sending this.
I'd like to confirm whether the time you are looking for in UXScheduleDayView part is marked as shown in the following screenshot?
This problem has been forwarded to Crosslight development team to be investigated further. The report is filed under CROS-733.
I will keep this thread updated with any news I heard from the team regarding CROS-733.
Edited on March 23, 2015 8:45 AMReason: Update information about nightly-build.
I'd like to update that a nightly build of Crosslight is now available in here. This update includes the fix for CROS-733.
Please kindly apply the night-build hotfix and feel free to let me know if the issue still persist.
Hope this help.
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