the panel will suppport scrolling. as this is just a div with overflow
style, you must set an absolute size for the scollbars to appear. this
generally means you need client script to resize it to the window size.
note: some will suggest setting width to 100%, but this only valid if inside
another element with an absolute size. older versions of IE supported 100%
without, but its not html 4.0 or xhtml compliant, so you would have to run
in tweaks mode. also any complex markup broke it anyway.
if you re writing web apps, you should learn javascript and the dom.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Gaetan" <me@somewhere.comwrote in message
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>I have some log data maintained in a DB that I would like to display on a
web page. Some rows of the
DB table are wider than the web page therefore horizontal scrolling will
be required to view the
data.
I cannot use a ListBox web control since it does not support horizontal
scrolling. In ASP.Net 2.0,
what type of web control can I use to allow horizon scrolling of rows
larger than the web page?
PS, some article on the web indicates that I could hack something with
<DIVand JavaScript code but
I would like to avoid that if possible.
G.