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tshad
Trying to get a Datagrid to format correctly to work on multiple browsers is
nuts
I have the following partial datagrid:
<aspataGrid
Visible=true
AllowSorting="false"
AutoGenerateColumns="false"
CellPadding="0"
CellSpacing="0"
ID="SubmissionsGrid"
BorderStyle="None"
Border="0"
runat="server"
ShowFooter="false"
ShowHeader="true"
OnSortCommand="SortDataGrid"
style="padding-right:5px; width:851px; border=0
<headerstyle Font-Bold="true" Font-Underline="true"/>
<alternatingitemstyle CssClass="alternateRows" />
<footerstyle BackColor="#E8EBFD" ForeColor="#3D3DB6" Font-Bold="true"
/>
In IE, no border (but rules=all, for some reason), no underline for the text
(even though I have it set in the headerstyle). It shows both border=0 and
border=1. I tried settting the border to 0 in the Datagrid tag and style.
In Mozilla, I get an inside border (rules=all) and no surrounding border.
It does underline the header, however.
How do I get IE to underline the header? and get Mozilla not to show the
rules.
This doesn't even getting into the different space between both the
browsers.
Thanks,
Tom
nuts
I have the following partial datagrid:
<aspataGrid
Visible=true
AllowSorting="false"
AutoGenerateColumns="false"
CellPadding="0"
CellSpacing="0"
ID="SubmissionsGrid"
BorderStyle="None"
Border="0"
runat="server"
ShowFooter="false"
ShowHeader="true"
OnSortCommand="SortDataGrid"
style="padding-right:5px; width:851px; border=0
<headerstyle Font-Bold="true" Font-Underline="true"/>
<alternatingitemstyle CssClass="alternateRows" />
<footerstyle BackColor="#E8EBFD" ForeColor="#3D3DB6" Font-Bold="true"
/>
In IE, no border (but rules=all, for some reason), no underline for the text
(even though I have it set in the headerstyle). It shows both border=0 and
border=1. I tried settting the border to 0 in the Datagrid tag and style.
In Mozilla, I get an inside border (rules=all) and no surrounding border.
It does underline the header, however.
How do I get IE to underline the header? and get Mozilla not to show the
rules.
This doesn't even getting into the different space between both the
browsers.
Thanks,
Tom