Thanks for your followup Russ,
Glad that you've also found a creative approach ;-). If you need any
further help later, please feel free to post here.
Steven Cheng
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| Subject: Re: Height of a Datagrid
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| Steven, thank you for your response. I got quite busy with other
| things lately, so I am just now getting back to this issue. I will
| look into what you suggest - it sounds reasonable. In the meanwhile I
| did find another way - how reliable it is remains to be seen.
|
| Basically, I created my own class variable to hold the height of the
| datagrid table. Each time the ItemDataBound function is called, the
| height of the new item is calculated and added to this variable. This
| calculation was done by carefully measuring the additional height that
| is used by each line, multiplying by # of lines, and then adding a
| fixed amount for overhead for each item. (Actually each item in the
| datagrid is another variable size datagrid, but the same principle
| applies.)
|
| This seems to work quite well as my button is placed just the same
| distance below the datagrid no matter if the grid contains only 1
| item, or ten of varying sizes.
|
| Thanks again for your help.
|
| Regards, Russ
|
| On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 08:21:45 GMT, (e-mail address removed) (Steven
| Cheng[MSFT]) wrote:
|
| >Hi Russ,
| >
| >Howe are you doing on this thread, have you got any further ideas or
does
| >the suggestion in my last reply helps a little? If there're anything
else
| >we can help, please feel free to post here.
| >
| >Thanks & Regards,
| >
| >Steven Cheng
| >Microsoft Online Support
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| >| Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 05:28:04 GMT
| >| Subject: RE: Height of a Datagrid
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| >| Hi Russ,
| >|
| >| Welcome to ASPNET newsgroup.
| >| Regarding on the question you mentioned, here are some of my
suggestions:
| >|
| >| For ASP.NET Webform page, it has different programming model from the
| >| traditinal desktop (winform) application, the UI layout of web page is
| >not
| >| postion pages (x, y axis postion). Generally ,we often use some html
| >Table
| >| elements to construct our webpage's layout. For example, we can put a
| >large
| >| table on the page and then use Tablerows can cells to divide the page
| >into
| >| multi sections, also we can add nested Tables to further decorate our
| >| webpage layout. So for your scenario, if you're wanting to add some
| >| additional controls onto the page according to the existing control's
| >| position, I'd recommend that you try use a parent (container )
control,
| >| maybe a HTMLTable or ASP.NET Table control to hold the controls in
| >| different TableRow or TableCell. e.g, you can put the DAtaGRid in a
| >| htmlTable's Row 1 , then, later, you can add the button in the Row2 of
| >the
| >| table so that the Button will surely display under the DataGrid.
| >|
| >| Hope helps. Thanks,,
| >|
| >| Steven Cheng
| >| Microsoft Online Support
| >|
| >| Get Secure!
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| >| | I want to place a button right below a datagrid. The datagrid has
| >| | variable number of items, and the items have variable height. How
can
| >| | I find the position of the bottom of the grid? I have tried using
| >| | Datagrid1.Height, but it is always zero. When, if ever, is the
height
| >| | value set? Is there any other way to find the height. (C# client)
| >| |
| >| | Thanks, Russ
| >| |
| >|
| >|
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