Hi,

Quick question - well i hope!

I have extracted sets of data into two datagrids onto a webpage. Now I want to position the datagrids one above the other so that the space between them is always constant. Due to the dynamic nature of the data, the data returned is different and thus the number of rows returned is different (caused by users selection on previous page).

Therefore the spacing between the grids is always different, sometimes there is a large gap and sometimes a small gap. I suppose unless i knew the exact number of rows returned the datagrids could overlap onto each other for large datasets. Is there any way to autospace between datagrids and thus prevent this overlapping??

Thanks in advance, Luke



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datagrid2

Change the page layout from GridLayout to FlowLayout. Then the grids will always be spaced like you want.

It sounds like you have a form that is using grid layout. Change it to flow layout and the grids will be spaced apart be whatever is between them in the HTML.

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Whoever it was at Microsoft who felt that visual studio should default web forms to use grid layout, or for that matter that ASP.net should even SUPPORT grid layout, obviously never built a dynamic web application.
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Peter
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