Fix header-elements in ASP.Net

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Martin Trabold

Hi NG,

I've got an ASP.NET page that has several header elements like
ASP:SiteMapPath, ASP:Label, etc.
Below these header elements I placed an ASP.NET gridview element that can
have many rows.
I want the header elements to be fixed in the page if the gridview rows,
because of too many rows, need to be scrolled. I tried to solve it with CSS
(overflow:scroll, overflow:hidden, height:x%) and DIV-elements. This
solution works fine for normal HTML-pages but not in ASP.NET.

If anybody has a solution for that problem I would be very pleased.


Thank you

Martin
 
Hi NG,

I've got an ASP.NET page that has several header elements like
ASP:SiteMapPath, ASP:Label, etc.
Below these header elements I placed an ASP.NET gridview element that can
have many rows.
I want the header elements to be fixed in the page if the gridview rows,
because of too many rows, need to be scrolled. I tried to solve it with CSS
(overflow:scroll, overflow:hidden, height:x%) and DIV-elements. This
solution works fine for normal HTML-pages but not in ASP.NET.

If anybody has a solution for that problem I would be very pleased.

Thank you

Martin
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Hi Martin,

why it does not work for ASP.net? This is the only way to fix header.
You can also try to use iframe but this would require to change a lot
on the page.

Hope this helps
 
I want the header elements to be fixed in the page if the gridview rows,
because of too many rows, need to be scrolled. I tried to solve it with
CSS (overflow:scroll, overflow:hidden, height:x%) and DIV-elements.
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Wouldn't you just use "position: fixed" to pin the header div in place?

John McTaggart
 
Hi all,

it works fine now. Either it was a problem with the Doc-Type of the page or
there are some differences in the IIS-Webserver to the ASP.Net development
server.

Thank you

Martin

Wouldn't you just use "position: fixed" to pin the header div in place?

John McTaggart
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He wanted to scroll the grid area only, not the entire page.
 
Hi all,

it works fine now. Either it was a problem with the Doc-Type of the page or
there are some differences in the IIS-Webserver to the ASP.Net development
server.

Thank you

Martin





He wanted to scroll the grid area only, not the entire page.
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IIS can't be a problem here, it just does a server part. CSS applies
style at the client according to the Doc-Type of the document and of
course it depends on it...
 
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