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Table Control not correctly enlarging like the browser (or it's container)
Débuté par Nate, 25 mai 2023 15:11 - 3 réponses
#1
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Posté le 25 mai 2023 - 15:11
Hi.

I'm having trouble with a Server/Ajax table control. When the page loads it's default size is size in the edit.
The table is set to enlarge like it's browser or container both horizontally and vertically.

What's happening, however, is the control itself is resizing correctly (I know this because the borders stretch to the containers padding) but the rows and columns stay the same size in the table control until the actual browser is resized (even just 1 pixel), at which time the rows and columns snap to their correct size and adapt to the container.

Any ideas on how to get the rows and columns to properly fill the control when the page loads so I don't have to resize the browser to see the data correctly?

Any help is much appreciated.
#2
Posté le 07 juin 2023 - 00:52
I had problems similar to this, and reported them to PCSoft over a year ago. Obviously nothing has been done to fix the issue.
#3
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Posté le 06 octobre 2023 - 10:03
I had the same problem as you and I couldn't solve it

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#4
Posté le 14 novembre 2023 - 17:38
Hey there! It sounds like you're facing a tricky situation with your Server/Ajax table control. Have you tried checking the initial CSS properties or utilizing JavaScript to dynamically adjust row and column sizes upon page load? This might help ensure the data displays correctly without the need to manually resize the browser. And hey, if you're ever looking for a different kind of fine-tuning – this resource on https://resumefaster.com/chicago-resume-writing/ might come in handy for polishing up your professional presentation!
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