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srolable control

satiss7pwr
i m developing a mesage system and i want a control in which i can keep my panel in which all message subjects display,but my messsages so many there for i want one srollable control ,pls any one help
Feb 26 '10 #1
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semomaniz
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Show us some of your code and we will be able to help you. And what is srolable do you mean Scrollable control?

One way to do scrollable is using DIV tag with CSS (overflow:scroll) and setting a fixed height for the DIV.
Feb 26 '10 #2
tlhintoq
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Do you mean like a ListView set to 'details'?
Feb 26 '10 #3
Frinavale
9,735 Expert Mod 8TB
I just wanted to add to semomaniz's answer.

You should place the control into either an ASP.NET Panel control or a <div> (the Panel is probably better because it is rendered as a <div>, is given a unique id automatically, and you have access to it in your server code) and then set the style property for the Panel (or <div>) so that it has overflow:auto....to get it to scroll vertically you also need to set the height style of the Panel/Div).

For example:
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  1. <asp:Panel ID="ScrollingContainerForContent" runat="server" 
  2. style="overflow:auto; height:30%">
  3.   In here you need to place the control that will display the information
  4. </asp:Panel>
Please note that if you place this Panel into an UpdatePanel, the scroll position will be lost unless you implement some JavaScript that will reset the scroll position when the Panel is redrawn in the browser after an Asynchronous Postback.

-Frinny
Mar 1 '10 #4

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