on 08-21-2008 2:28 AM
Hi,
I would like to know how to fit the screen into the browser without the need to scroll (left to right to left).
I my case the output is very lengthy and i need to scroll left to right to left,but the uesr dont't want to scroll and it should be fit into the browser.if any possible ways please let me know and Thanks.
Regards,
Deesanth
and using the right ui elements helps
flowlayout or row layout (with wrapping) instead of matrix/grid layout
rowrepeater instead of table if you need to display a lot of columns.
those are the kind of tricks to keep your screen flexible towards it width.
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> Hi,
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> I would like to know how to fit the screen into the browser without the need to scroll (left to right to left).
> I my case the output is very lengthy and i need to scroll left to right to left,but the uesr dont't want to scroll and it should be fit into the browser.if any possible ways please let me know and Thanks.
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> Regards,
> Deesanth
You pretty much have control over this depending upon how you design the screen. You need to use constructs like tabstrips and collapsible trays so that the user can view just part of the data at a time. You also need to design your application using a layout that supports wrapping to smaller screen sizes. No real secret to big trick - it is all in how you position the elements in your UI.
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