i have two gridview in two different tr and td,i want to display one of them by setting visibility true or false but when i run it though only one is visible but the position of gridview remains static as it should be placed on the top which is not happening.Help me out
Is there any reason you use a table to show these grids? If I have understood you correctly, you need the bottom grid to take the space above, if the top grid is not visible. I strongly recommend not to use a table for this, but relative positioned divs. If you MUST use a table, use javascript to resize your top row, when needed.
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I'm trying to build a genealogy tree with HTML tables (and nested tables). It should, ultimately be editable by the user using contenteditable, and the nested cells should resize accordingly.
However, to my mystery, when I edit the cells, they resize far too fast and too much. Why so?
The outer table keeps everything under control, so sizes are fixed using
table-layout:fixed;
The nested table cells, on the other hand are only specified via
margin:auto;
Every cell's width is set individually via percentage, and it looks perfect before editing. Not so after.
DEMO here http://jsfiddle.net/KtB6C/
Try editing the Father or Mother cell.
I know this is a "fix-my-code" problem, but any help is appreciated.
For some reason I need to overlap 2 report elements in BIRT. For example I need to put 2 labels one on top of another. Is this possible in BIRT? I am using BIRT 4.3. Normally when we place elements in report designer each item is occupying one full row. Some times i need to overlap elements and sometimes i need to place elements side by side. side by side can be achieved with Grid but I am not sure how to overlap report items? Please help and thanks in advance.
You can put two labels in the same cell of a graph or table, then define when to "hide element" with the "Visibility" property.
OR
In order to have both display at the same time, you can use a grid to define where the top label will go, then add the back label as an image using the background (advanced property)
i have a Gridview with a single column which is a template field with an image and a label.
By default, the gridview expands vertically according to the items in the datasource.
But in my case most of the screen space is left unused and the page becomes extremely long.
So it'd be great if the one and only template field automatically becomes a new column (starts again from the top next to it's initial position after a fixed height) or SPANS HORIZONTALLY, not vertically...
i've done some searching and still can't find a solution for this..
any help would be great..!
i took 2 screenshots for a better explanation but the site won't allow me to post images yet :/
I think you are looking for the DataList control. Namely, the RepeatColumns property.
How can I display one component on the top of another one in flex without explicitly mentioning x-axis & y-axis?
Use canvas and inside canvas you can add controls that will be displayed one above another, the last one added will be the top most one and first added will stay in behind.
Something else to consider, depending on your UI:
This is still a bit 'hacky' (any solution for doing this will be), but given a container (VBox etc) with two or more components, set the includeInLayout property in the first component to false. When the container renders the second component will ignore the first and draw on top.
This also would allow you to add additional components in that same container, but obviously it depends on your UI a great deal.
My question is, can I control the style of the paging element separately of top and bottom, I have set the paging to appear in both top and bottom of the gridview, and I want to see that the top pagination is little high up in the page, to do that I used the cssClass and set margin-top:20px and made the position: absolute, this does change the position of the top paging area and set it rightly for me, but the bottom pagination has also come up as a result and now sits inside the grid data!! Is there any way to solve this?
I suggest that you adjust your CSS, not the style associated with the GridView. Figure out what is causing the space that you want to negate, and eliminate that. Negative css margins is really unnecessary.
If you can't figure out what is causing the space, use FireFox with FireBug. Right click the area, select "Inspect Element". A couple windows will open... one with the html that is selected, and another showing the CSS that is effective in that area.
The solution is to keep a different stylesheet for the bottompagerrow, and I have done it like this in the page load
Dim prow As GridViewRow
prow = GridView1.BottomPagerRow
prow.CssClass = "BottompagerRowStyle"
Since this page will always have data, I did not bother to check for the existence of the bottompager, which can be done additionally