I'm using Oracle 18.c and Apex 19.1. I recently switched an existing application to Universal Theme. I noticed that the vertical scrolls were missing from interactive reports and from forms. I was able to restore the vertical and horizontal scrolls to the Interactive Report by going to Attributes / Heading. I set the Fixed To = Region and set the Maximum Report Height to 680. That seems to have fixed the problem with Interactive Reports.
However I still have a problem with Forms. In Apex I click on the form name, and note that the Appearance / Template is set to Standard and the Appearance / Template Options is set to Use Template Defaults, Scroll - Default. I can't figure out how to enable the vertical scroll so that users can edit fields on the lower part of the form.
I should add that there is indeed a scroll bar on the form. The scroll bar itself slides up and down, but the body of the screen remains still.
I eventually solved the problem. I built this page from the Interactive Report / Form wizard. On the region, the Layout / Position defaulted to Breadcrumb Bar. When I changed the Layout / Position to Body, the scroll bar behaved as expected.
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I have a view with a lot of UI buttons. I want some of the buttons to show and some to be hidden depending on my dynamic content. This can be done with button.isHidden = true. The problem is that the layout still set its constraints to the hidden buttons which create a lot of empty space.
You can see the empty space at the bottom in the picture where the buttons are hidden. So, is it possible to make the buttons "gone" instead of hidden? In Android Studio there is a isGone code (can't remember the exact code) that not only hides the button but removes the height and width of it as well.
I have an interesting embedded view issue in lotus notes. I have the view embedded into a table cell and have turned off scrolling and extend last column options and the scroll bars don't display, everything looks good.
But as soon as I check the display actions option the horizontal scroll bar scows. I only have one button. Is there anything I can do to hide the scroll bar?
You can show or hide only both the scrollbars at once. Impossible to set a property for only one scrollbar.
I see some strange behaviour in jqGrid in IE10 Standard mode, specially when grid size is bigger.
When I scroll using horizontal scroll bar to the right of the grid and then scroll up to see the column headers, they are not visible (blank).
Attaching screenshots. It happens with the jqgrid demo as well
Steps to reproduce :
1. Open the jqgrid in IE10 . http://trirand.com/blog/jqgrid/jqgrid.html -> Frozen Cols Group Header (New) -> Frozen Column
2. Drag some of the columns to the right (increase the width of the columns using mouse).
Resize the window so that all column headers are not visible in the screen.
Use horizontal scroll bar to scroll to the right of the grid.
Use vertical scroll bar to move up to see the column headers.
You will see that some column headers are not visible.
Screenshot can be found # http://postimg.org/image/u1wa4k3er/
Please let me know if anyone has come across this problem and have any suggestions ?
I have a panel control that loads a user control inside it. Panel has auto scroll property set to true. A user can select an option from the menu and based on which Panel is cleared and new user control is loaded. This user control contains an Infragistics grid. The length of the infragistic grid varies based on the number of rows so at times it goes out of the height of the panel.
The problem I have been facing is that once user scrolls down using panel scrolls and then chooses another option from menu that loads new User control with grid in it, the size of the grid cuts down. The scroll position of the panel is set to the start however, the upper part of the UC (having grid inside it) is lost. I cannot scroll up to see it as well.
I have been trying to figure it out based on how a control is loaded and drawn in the panel along with the scrolling of the panel to come to some understanding, but have been unsuccessful so far. Pls help.
I have a tab control in my main page. When I have it in the Design view in Visual Studio, everything looks perfect, the tab control is set to fill the entire page. However when I run the program, and I have it in a maximized browser window, the tab control is still the same size as it originally was. In other words, the tab control does not resize proportionally to the browser window resize.
So I was wondering if there was a way to change a setting on my tab control or maybe some code that would force the tab control to resize along with the browser window?
(Using C#, Silverlight 4.0 in VS2010)
Ok, so after tinkering with this for the last couple days, I've finally found the answer. I feel like a rookie for not doing this sooner, but I got to looking at the title bar on the top of the page and noticed that it stretched across the screen when the browser window was maximized and when it was resized, the title bar shrunk to fit. So I looked at the properties of the title bar and saw that it's horizontal/vertical alignment was set to "stretch." I know, it's a rookie mistake, but it just never occurred to me that "stretch" was an option in the alignment property.
Long story short, change the horizontal alignment property to "stretch," vertical alignment property to "stretch," and then set the height property of the control to "auto" and the width property to "auto" and you've got yourself an auto-resized control.