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Dino Esposito talks about another reason why building a Scrollable DataGrid isn't all it's cracked up to be. You would never think such a simple concept could be so complicated, and yet it is. That's HTML for ya. I'll have to have Andy check and see if...
A version of ScrollingGrid that actually works in a production environment. Today I've released ScrollingGrid 1.1 . This new version opens up the previously private variable that sets the width to adjust for the Scrollbar. Now, if it's not rendering properly...
I came across this very insightful post on the ASP.NET Forums (remember those?) about the pitfalls of making a DataGrid scroll. Great stuff. I hadn't even thought of trying points 3 and 4 that way.
Well, ScrollingGrid has had over 50 downloads in the past two days. Looks like a lot of people are trying it out. Now you have a few more reasons to. Thanks to DataGridGirl , we identified an issue with the control when working GridLayout mode. The issue...
Well, I finished an all-night marathon wrap-up session last night (midnight to 10am), and finally got ScrollingGrid completed, and all of the website changes online. As of 10am this morning, ScrollingGrid is now available for all of you to test out and...
So I've been spending the past few days updating the build processes for all the software I've been working on. The problem is that, while I'm not the first person to ever have to build installers for commercial components using the deployment tools in...
I have determined why there aren't more quality processes in place in the community for server controls. It's because Microsoft makes it darn-near impossible to install controls in the intuitively simplest manner. In fact, the whole process is completely...
Here's what I'm working on for this week, and the weeks ahead: I'm going to post the VS.NET Version Commander on InterscapeUSA.com later on in the week, after I'm done with ScrollingGrid (wasted too much time on the Commander today anyways). I'm going...
Building a Better Server Control Experience, Part 2 The Devil's In The Details: It's The Little Things That Make Customers Happy Details matter. Especially in building solutions people pay for. You've heard of the term WYSIWYG? Well why isn't the term...
Building a Better Server Control Experience, Part 1 Your Code Is Broken..... Or Is It? A Look At Coding For The Requirements You know, I've seen some great server controls out there. The problem that I find is, people don't take enough time to engineer...
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