Infragistics UltraWebGrid - ASP.Net - Grids position fixed and are not scrolling with page -


I have two grids on one page that always seem to be the situation: Fixed

I want to That they scroll to the page when an overflow scrollbar will appear on the body. Grids, however, always stay in one place and do not scroll with the rest of the page content.

Is there any way to be an ultra webbrand relative and to scroll the rest of the page's content?

It works in IE6, but not in IE8. Not all jQuery / CSS hacks have succeeded.

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For me this has been broken, my head to runat = server has been changed and magical overflow and scrolling are working again. This is not a good practice, but a work-around. The reason for this is that

".... If the page has inline expressions, the control collection of the page is made differently. In a page without inline expression, the control archive The first element is a lexical control that contains all the HTML between the top and first server controls of the page. When there is an inline expression, the first element of the control archive is the first server control on the page (Usually element or).

The grid needs to be literal with all the markup so that it can detect whether the principle grid is because the page is different in quarkX mode or standard mode It is necessary to present in a different way. One of the big differences is that in the scrolling area, the "Status: Relative" style combines to prevent the problem of rows from the grid. / P>

The way to fix this is to move the inline code, use the Page.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock method to generate JavaScript based on the request to code back. Parameters ["Finish"] Price. It does not help me, but ymmv

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P> Grid uses position relative to the condition of its containers: the grid stick does not stick along with the relative.


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