Is it possible to detect that the vertical scrollbar is visible?
I want to know that so that for different resolution i can change the columns width.
What is happening now is if i have the vertical scrollbar:
If the scrollbar is not on:
The element i want to check the vertical scrollbar is a TableView{ }
I solved this problem with a property that is inherited in TableViewfrom the ScrollView.
The property was the following tableId.__verticalScrollBar.visible, with this i can get when the scroll is and isnt visible.
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The situation is a jqGrid inside a div where the size of the grid is larger than the div both vertically and horizontally. The goal is to have the column headers scroll left and right with horizontal scroll, and also keep them always visible when scrolling vertically.
It is easy enough to add CSS to have both scrollbars by setting overflow-x: auto to the div containing the jqGrid and overflow-y to auto for the ui-jqgrid-bdiv.
The problem with this technique is that the vertical scrollbar is only visible when the grid is scrolled horizontally to the right enough to show the right side of the grid. Making the ui-jqgrid-bdiv scroll and using DOM manipulation to set the sizes of the containing elements results in both scrollbars being visible, but the body content scrolls without scrolling the column headers.
There is a similar stack overflow question JqGrid add vertical scroll with horizontal scolling, but the answers do not address this.
It doesn't look as if there would be a pure CSS solution given the DOM structure of the grid. Is there a JavaScript solution out there, perhaps one listening to scroll events?
You could set the height and width property of the grid itself so that the grid will take care of the scrolling instead of the div that it is nested in. Set the dimensions to be the same or slightly smaller than the div's.
<div style="height:200px; width:100px;">
<table id="grid"></table>
</div>
<script>
$("#grid").jqGrid({
height: '200',
width: '100',
shrinkToFit: false //Tells the grid to let columns go to set size
//Add all your properties
});
</script>
OR
if you can get away with not setting the width and height of the parent div, you can just set the grid's dimensions like shown above. As long as the grid's properties are set to a certain size, it will make it's own scroll bars if the data is outside of those bounds.
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Using SMartGWT I created a TileGrid, and now I'm trying to set the Overflow parameter in a way such that if there is overflow the scrollbar appears only for the Horizontal navigation and not the vertical one.
There are basically 4 slots for the tiles and if I add a 5th one, only the scroll bar for vertical navigation is shown.
In other words I want that the overflow is inline
I already tried these possibilities, but no one works.
setOverflow(Overflow.AUTO)
setOverflow(Overflow.CLIP_V)
setOverflow(Overflow.CLIP_H)
setOverflow(Overflow.SCROLL)
I also tried with the CSS code
overflow-x: auto;
Any ideas?
Try to set the orientation for the TileGrid to vertical by
setOrientation(Orientation.VERTICAL);
With this, you will get all tiles in one line. Sometimes a small vertical scrollbar still appears because the horizontal scrollbar. In this case you should also play with the settings and sizes to see only a horizontal scrollbar.
I was facing the same problem here. The only solution I've found for now was:
1) Set the tilesPerLine property of TileGrid to a big value.
2) Set the orientation property of TileGrid to "horizontal".
I am using an advanceddatagrid in a Flex4.6 solution. I have two advanceddatagrids that are placed on top of each other. At the moment I've got it to work so that moving the bottom horizontal scrollbar moves the top grids scrollbar accordingly but the problem is that it doesnt move it the same distance since one scrollbar is larger than the other. Does anyone know how to set the horizontalscrollbar width so that I can make them the same length?
You'll need to do some math:
grid2.horizontalScrollPosition = grid1.horizontalScrollPosition * grid2.maxHorizontalScrollPosition/grid1.maxHorizontalScrollPosition;
I have a list inside a VDividedBox. When the box is resized so the vertical scrollbar shows on the list, it covers some of the itemrenderers. How do I get the list to resize horizontally so that the scrollbar does not cover the renderers?
Actually, I'm fairly sure it's not the list scrollbar that's showing, but the VDividedBox's, hence why it's covering the list. It's a known bug in Flex 3. If I were you, I'd set the height of the list at 100% and remove the scrollbar by doing horizontalScollPolicy="off" on the VDividedBox.
Probably a silly question but, what is the actual height of a container in Flex without scrollbars? Height and measuredheight seem to tell me what the visual height of a container is, but I want to know that number plus any height that is being 'hidden" below a scrollbar.
Thanks.
You can get the height with this:
box.mx_internal::getScrollableRect().height;
HBox and VBox always resizes to it's children if I remember correctly. So the height/width property will always be that of the content within it.
As for SWFLoader, it acts more like a Canvas. If you want to get the width/height of the content, just use the contentHeight/contentWidth property. The height/width of SWFLoader should be the size of the "Canvas" and not it's children.
I believe for the scrollbar itself, only certain components do that (like canvas), and I believe the algorithm to add the scrollbar is along the lines of if contentHeight > height => add vertical scrollbar. The HBox and VBox shouldn't ever get a scrollbar, unless you specify the 'clipContent' property to true. I personally would steer away from using that and instead just wrap it in a Canvas.