The following table summarizes the known issues and limitations of the Infragistics® ASP.NET 2014.1 release. Detailed explanations of all of the issues and the existing workarounds are provided after the summary table.
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When the WebDataGrid™, WebHierarchicalDataGrid™, or a child grid within the WebHierarchicalDataGrid have a height that supports displaying two or fewer rows, the Done/Cancel button dialog may not show completely because it is clipped by the bounds of the row container. |
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Because of the way that Internet Explorer® 7 renders relatively positioned elements inside parent containers without relative positioning, child elements overflow the bounds of the parent container when overflow scrolls providing a broken visual experience. |
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When the WebDataGrid™ has Row Editing Template enabled the columns in the grid cannot be moved |
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When using WebDataTree and connector lines are enabled, automating scrolling while a node is being dragged is not supported. |
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When the WebDataGrid™, WebHierarchicalDataGrid™, or a child grid within the WebHierarchicalDataGrid have a height that supports displaying two or fewer rows, the Done/Cancel button dialog may not show completely because it is clipped by the bounds of the row container. |
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Because of the way that Internet Explorer 7 renders relatively positioned elements inside parent containers without relative positioning, child elements overflow the bounds of the parent container when overflow scrolls providing a broken visual experience. |
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WebScriptManager Intellisense is not supported by Visual Studio 2012 and above |
Displaying Intellisense with WebScriptManager in not supported with Visual Studio 2012 and above. This limitation is due to the handling in VisualStudio 2012 designer’s Source View. |
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When the WebDataGrid , WebHierarchicalDataGrid , or a child grid within the WebHierarchicalDataGrid have a height that supports displaying two or fewer rows, the Done/Cancel button dialog may not show completely because it is clipped by the bounds of the row container.
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You can configure the grid to have a larger height so that the dialog can display fully or you can use the Cell Editing behavior instead of the Row Editing behavior. You also have the option to always hide the Done/Cancel buttons using the Row Editing behavior’s EnableDialog property to keep the experience consistent. |
Because of the way that Internet Explorer 7 renders relatively positioned elements inside parent containers without relative positioning, child elements overflow the bounds of the parent container when overflow scrolls providing a broken visual experience. Specifically, when a row is in Edit mode, scrolling the container will make the edited row overflow its parent container. This issue affects the WebDataGrid when nested inside a scrollable parent container without relative positioning.
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If the WebDataGrid is within a scrollable parent container, you should ensure that the parent container is configured with relative positioning. |
When the WebDataGrid™, WebHierarchicalDataGrid™, or a child grid within the WebHierarchicalDataGrid have a height that supports displaying two or fewer rows, the Done/Cancel button dialog may not show completely because it is clipped by the bounds of the row container.
When using the WebDataTree component with the Drag-and-Drop and Connector Lines features enabled, there are limitations with automatic scrolling. When a node has been dragged and you move the mouse outside of the tree container the expected automatic scrolling is not supported.
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If automatic scrolling is really important for the project, a possible solution is to set the EnableConnectorLines property to false . This will disable connector lines, but in that case auto-scrolling while a node is dragged out of the container, is supported. |
When the WebDataGrid , WebHierarchicalDataGrid , or a child grid within the WebHierarchicalDataGrid have a height that supports displaying two or fewer rows, the Done/Cancel button dialog may not show completely because it is clipped by the bounds of the row container.
Workaround
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Note
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You can configure the grid to have a larger height so that the dialog can display fully or you can use the Cell Editing behavior instead of the Row Editing behavior. You also have the option to always hide the Done/Cancel buttons using the Row Editing behavior’s EnableDialog property to keep the experience consistent. |
Because of the way that Internet Explorer 7 renders relatively positioned elements inside parent containers without relative positioning, child elements overflow the bounds of the parent container when overflow scrolls providing a broken visual experience. Specifically, when a row is in Edit mode, scrolling the container will make the edited row overflow its parent container.
The following topics provide additional information related to this topic.
| Topic | Purpose |
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_ WebDataGrid_ |
This is a group of topics explaining the WebDataGrid control. |
This is a group of topics explaining the WebHierarchicalDataGrid control. |
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This is a group of topics explaining the WebDataTree control. |