I've been spoiled by GridView!
I have need for something simpler, just basic 2-column lists, no paging, no complex templating, just a list with scrolling as needed.
The attached graphic shows an approximation of what I need. I manipulated height and width settings and was partially successful in creating an outline, but as you can see, instead of scrollbars I get overflow.
I am thinking that maybe I need to embed the ListView control inside a panel or other object to force scrollbars, but then presume the headings themselves will also scroll out of view.
Question 1) is there a better RAD AJAX control?
Question 2) why to the height and width settings have very little effect on this control, when they are spectacular with GridView?
<telerik:RadListViewID="RadListView1"runat="server"DataSourceID="publication_date_summary"BorderColor="#3399FF"BorderStyle="Solid"BorderWidth="2px"Height="200px"Skin="Metro"Width="300px"><LayoutTemplate> <divclass="RadListView RadListView_Metro"style="max-width:140px; max-height:300px;"> <tablecellspacing="0""> <thead> <trclass="rlvHeader"> <thstyle="width:100px;">Decade</th> <thstyle="width:40px;">Songs</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <trid="itemPlaceholder"runat="server"> </tr> </tbody> </table> </div></LayoutTemplate> <ItemTemplate> <trclass="rlvI"> <td><%-- <asp:LabelID="NameLabel"runat="server"Text='<%# Eval("Name") %>' />--%> <ahref='selector.aspx?class_id=5&filter=decade&decade=<%# Eval("pub_date")%>' target="_parent"><%# Eval("pub_date") %></a> </td> <td> <asp:LabelID="CountOfIDLabel"runat="server"Text='<%# Eval("songs") %>' /> </td> </tr> </ItemTemplate> <EmptyDataTemplate> <divclass="RadListView RadListView_MetroTouch"> <divclass="rlvEmpty"> There are no items to be displayed.</div> </div> </EmptyDataTemplate> </telerik:RadListView>










