Ciao everybody,
I have a problem with the grid Width. How can I tell to the grid to get the size of the GridPanel in which it is?
Something like the old "autoWidth: true"
Grazie
Lorenzo
I have a problem with the grid Width. How can I tell to the grid to get the size of the GridPanel in which it is?
Something like the old "autoWidth: true"
Grazie
Lorenzo

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![]() I guess you have a similar problem to mine (posted here: http://www.yui-ext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2843).
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![]() I don't understand. Can you explain a little further? Is GridPanel broken for you? Thanks.
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![]() Hi Jack,
I have a grid in a GridPanel in a center region of a border layout. Everything works fine except the fact that the body of the grid does not complete the with of the panel. ![]() As you can see in the screenshot, I have the right part of the row left white... I would like to have the row till the end of the panel. How can I do that? Many thanks and sorry for my poor English. ![]() |
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![]() Ah, the grid is in fact expanding to cover the whole panel but the rows now end at the last column. This is how the grid originally worked and there was a hack in .33 to get them to go all the way across no matter what. That hack doesn't work with the new version.
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![]() It looks fine to me. If it's really a big problem, I can try to hack something up.
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![]() No, no... don't do this just for me. It's not a big problem...
It was just easy. I didn't have to worry about the dimension of the panel in which the grid was. Another benefit was that resizing the window, I didn't have the horizontal scroll bar till the end of the last column. But if I'm the only one having this problem... it's OK, I will add an empty column. Thanks for your help. ![]() |
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![]() You shouldn't be getting any extra scrollbars. Do you have a URL I can look at? I can take a look for you and see what we can do.
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![]() use grid.getView().fitColumnsToContainer(); works fine for me.
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