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datagrid column width
- Thread starter lfc77
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Hi,
Iterate through the datagrids Items collection and each Items Cells collection - you can then set the width of each cell. If the datagrid is anything like a table (which I suspect it is) you probably only need to set the widths of the first Items cells.
- set it at server
mygrid.Items[y].Cells[x].Attributes.Width = 50;
- add width to set in client
mygrid.Items[y].Cells[x].Attributes.Add ("width","50"
;
Hope this helps...
Cheers.
Iterate through the datagrids Items collection and each Items Cells collection - you can then set the width of each cell. If the datagrid is anything like a table (which I suspect it is) you probably only need to set the widths of the first Items cells.
- set it at server
mygrid.Items[y].Cells[x].Attributes.Width = 50;
- add width to set in client
mygrid.Items[y].Cells[x].Attributes.Add ("width","50"
;Hope this helps...
Cheers.
Hi,
Iterate through the datagrids Items collection and each Items Cells collection - you can then set the width of each cell. If the datagrid is anything like a table (which I suspect it is) you probably only need to set the widths of the first Items cells.
- set it at server
mygrid.Items[y].Cells[x].Width = 50;
- add width to set in client
mygrid.Items[y].Cells[x].Attributes.Add ("width","50"
Hope this helps...
Cheers.
Iterate through the datagrids Items collection and each Items Cells collection - you can then set the width of each cell. If the datagrid is anything like a table (which I suspect it is) you probably only need to set the widths of the first Items cells.
- set it at server
mygrid.Items[y].Cells[x].Width = 50;
- add width to set in client
mygrid.Items[y].Cells[x].Attributes.Add ("width","50"
;Hope this helps...
Cheers.
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Thanks Gazzer,
I was actually looking for a way to do this in the HTML in my <Columns> tag. I thought that using a Template Column would be the best way, but I can't find any decent sites showing how to set it up the way I want. Currently the column looks like this :
<asp:BoundColumn DataField="InceptTime" HeaderText="InceptTime" SortExpression="InceptTime" />
Basically, I want to find some way of setting the width of this column.
Cheers,
Mike
I was actually looking for a way to do this in the HTML in my <Columns> tag. I thought that using a Template Column would be the best way, but I can't find any decent sites showing how to set it up the way I want. Currently the column looks like this :
<asp:BoundColumn DataField="InceptTime" HeaderText="InceptTime" SortExpression="InceptTime" />
Basically, I want to find some way of setting the width of this column.
Cheers,
Mike
- Thread starter
- #5
Thanks Gazzer,
I was actually looking for a way to do this in the HTML in my <Columns> tag. I thought that using a Template Column would be the best way, but I can't find any decent sites showing how to set it up the way I want. Currently the column looks like this :
<asp:BoundColumn DataField="InceptTime" HeaderText="InceptTime" SortExpression="InceptTime" />
Basically, I want to find some way of setting the width of this column.
Cheers,
lfc77
I was actually looking for a way to do this in the HTML in my <Columns> tag. I thought that using a Template Column would be the best way, but I can't find any decent sites showing how to set it up the way I want. Currently the column looks like this :
<asp:BoundColumn DataField="InceptTime" HeaderText="InceptTime" SortExpression="InceptTime" />
Basically, I want to find some way of setting the width of this column.
Cheers,
lfc77
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