Granted, the behaviour of the datagrid is not optimal, but then again, why would you want to show 68 columns simultaneously? Even if the scrolling did work as you expect it to, that doesn't sound very user-friendly. I'd suggest thinking of another interface instead. For instance, you could show 3 or 4 columns and when you click on one row it could show the details in another panel. You could have the only names available in a list and then when you click on them it shows the data in a 2xn datagrid where your original columns become rows, the first column is the name of the property and the second is the value.
phipzkillah a écrit : > > I have a Datagrid in a panel whose size is 80% width of the screen > (panel width that is). My datagrid has 68 columns and its width is > set to 100% (to fill the panel). When the datagrid loads you can't > read a damn thing. If i set the minwidth I can read the data, but I > have to horizontally scroll all the way to the right to see the > vertical scroll bar!! SO I can't scroll down unless I scroll all the > way to the right...how is that user friendly? Seems like a poor > design that the datagrid scroll bar doesn't float ontop of the grid > itself. You can see the problem here in a snapshot I took - vertical > scroll bar not seen unless you scroll all the way to the right. > > Does anyone have a solution to this problem? I don't want any scroll > bars on my panel. I simply just want to be able to scroll > horizontally and vertically on my datagrid with ease. > >
