I Have to do tabbing row wise in grid view it has 4 columns Quantity,Description, Rate and Amount (Here amount is calculated)and a postback is done.
Set the tabindex on your html controls appropriately. If you have to be able to tab from control to control horizontally, then you can append the control index to the row index (numerically) to create a unique tab order that will increase from left to right and then from top to bottom.
Link on using tabindex: http://www.webcheatsheet.com/HTML/controll_tab_order.php
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I have a list of lets say 20 buttons (this number can change dynamically) in a listView which I want to display using a grid on a swipeView or gridView. Only 6 buttons should be visible at once. In addition, it should be possible to exchange the position of buttons via drag and drop (see http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtquick-draganddrop-example.html). In case gridView is the way to go, is it possible to have it behave like swipeView, so that the buttons can not be moved to an arbitrary position but lock onto their column?
You might want to give snapMode a try.
You have the choice of:
GridView.NoSnap (default) - the view stops anywhere within the visible area.
GridView.SnapToRow - the view settles with a row (or column for GridView.FlowTopToBottom flow) aligned with the start of the view.
GridView.SnapOneRow - the view will settle no more than one row (or column for GridView.FlowTopToBottom flow) away from the first visible row at the time the mouse button is released. This mode is particularly useful for moving one page at a time.
You need to make sure, that the size of the GridView really fits your desired amount of delegates, for it will only make sure, that the first element is aligned, not that there is no element paritally protruding the view.
I want to use Pagination control with a tableview. A dependency is, that the amount of rows in a page is less or equal the amount of max visible rows in the table viewport.
The vertical scrollbar should be invisible and navigation is handled by pagination control buttons.
Are there any best practices about how to do that?
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How can i make the rendered grid view row clickable and expandable on click of a row.
The row when click must expand down with few text fields.Then when click again must collapse.
Is this possible in Rendered Grid view.I want to populate database records in this grid view,hence i can not use html table for this purpose.
Appreciate ur help
I am using a horizontal tilelist in flex to display an image gallery with only one item in horiz. tilelist being shown at a time. I have next and previous buttons on both sides.
The problem is I want to display a particular item/image in that list when user clicks on a thumb image from another thumbimages tilelist at bottom.
I used someTilelist.selectedIndex property but it just selects that particular index in list, it does not show that particular item/image. I want the list to show that particular image, not just select it. Please take note that the horiz. tilelist shows only one image at time.
tilelist.scrollToIndex(index);
I have a number of GridView controls that I need to position side-by-side on a page. For example a GridView containing a list of items in a shopping basket, and a number of GridViews to the side showing pricing from a number of suppliers.
The columns are fixed width in the first GridView - meaning that the row height is variable depending on the amount of text.
So, the question is this - is there any way to discover the individual row heights of the first data-bound GridView such that I can alter the other GridViews to correctly align?
The Row.Height property of the grid after databinding is empty as the height has not been explicity set.
thanks!
I don't know of any way to do this in .Net, you can use javascript, maybe set a .Net hidden field on load if you need it in code behind :
var h = document.getElementsByTagName('td')[0].offsetHeight;
Keep in mind this height will also include any cell padding or spacing you have set. Also, this assumes you're not explicitly setting the height in CSS which based on your question I assume you are not.