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Gridview questionI have been using gridviews,
but when the data gets to much it makes the gridview exceed the size of my webpage, is there anyway to stop this? or any methods to make it go to a new line, or make it have a scroll down bar or something.? Thanx in advance Place the following code around your gridview conrol:
<table><tr><td> <div style="height:[maxheight of your gridview]px overflow:auto;"> <your gridview> </div> </td></tr></table> Bonzol wrote: Show quoteHide quote > I have been using gridviews, > > but when the data gets to much it makes the gridview exceed the size of > my webpage, is there anyway to stop this? or any methods to make it go > to a new line, or make it have a scroll down bar or something.? > > Thanx in advance > Place the following code around your gridview conrol:
<table><tr><td> <div style="height:[maxheight of your gridview]px; overflow:auto;"> <your gridview> </div> </td></tr></table> Bonzol wrote: Show quoteHide quote > I have been using gridviews, > > but when the data gets to much it makes the gridview exceed the size of > my webpage, is there anyway to stop this? or any methods to make it go > to a new line, or make it have a scroll down bar or something.? > > Thanx in advance >
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