I am displaying over 60 options as checkboxes in the grid. There are just two columns - name, and checkbox. It makes it too long and narrow.
I could make two columns of the options. So, 4 gridcolumns - name, chkbox, name, chkbox. This would only work, if I could thicken the central grid line that separates the two.
I found CheckBoxState to set/get the checkboxes state. That works.
I am having trouble rendering it. I used the tag table with class table (for bootstrap). I get not borders at all.
If I set the element to span as per the manual, its a bit better. I have set ElementTableClassName to "table table-striped table-bordered"
Try using grid.OnGetCellClass that allows you to specify a different CSS class per cell.
For just the cells between the 2 columns, you could set a CSS class for a thick left (or right) border.
Thanks,
Any clues about why I don't see any borders. The demo works fine, I have just copied things over. The only difference is that I have bootstrap linked.
I can tweak the css to make it work, but I was not expecting it to have no internal borders.
I guess my issues are -
I can only think there is some conflicting Bootstrap class.
I'm not sure what you mean with "do I use element set to span" in this context?
I have not tried out all Bootstrap classes in such scenario myself. I will need to check first myself.
The Help on the grid says to link the ElementId property to a span tag in the html file. I wanted to confirm if that is correct.
Yes, the container element is a SPAN
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