What I do in this situation is to truncate the text in the cell and add elipses. If the user needs to see all the note text, they can click on the cell which opens a new popup. If the text is short enough, I use a tooltip.
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "turbo_vb" <timh...@...> wrote: > > > How can I tell the datagrid to allow cell heights greater than the > grid height? > Even though it's not shown, the cell height is greater than the DataGrid > height. However, the DataGrid's scroll mechanism will always take you > to the next row, so this isn't an option. > > How can I turn on a scrollbar for the cell? > You can use an itemRenderer that has a maxHeight. Although, having > nested scrollBars is pretty bad for the user.A third option, if you > don't have thousands of records, is to put the DataGrid in a container > and do not set a height for the DataGrid. In other words, go ahead and > render all of the DataGrid items and have the parent container do the > scrolling. This would solve your problem by allowing smooth scrolling, > but would more of a hog when it comes to performance. But, if you don't > have that many records to show, it's a decent trade-off and much better > than the choppy scrolling that is native to the DataGrid. > -TH > --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "aceoohay" <pauls@> wrote: > > > > I have a datagrid that displays text from a notes field. I have > variableRowHeight="true". This works well unless one record has a note > that is larger than the height of the entire grid. In this case I cannot > see the bottom of the note. It truncates the lines at the height of the > grid > > > > There is a scroll bar for the grid, but not for the individual cell in > the grid. > > > > Either of the following would solve my problem; > > > > How can I tell the datagrid to allow cell heights greater than the > grid height? > > > > -or- > > > > How can I turn on a scrollbar for the cell? > > > > Paul > > >
