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Hi Moizsaif123,<br />
Check your html code, should read something like this...<br />
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&lt;asp:combobox id=&quot;MyCombo&quot; runat=&quot;server&quot; CssClass=&quot;standard-text&quot; Width=&quot;232px&quot; AutoPostBack=&quot;True&quot;&gt;&lt;/asp:<wbr />combobox&gt;&lt;<wbr />/td&gt;
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Hi Moizsaif123,
Check your html code, should read something like this...

<asp:combobox id="MyCombo" runat="server" CssClass="standard-text" Width="232px" AutoPostBack="True"></asp:combobox></td>

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I am using Infragistics and the webcombo is an infragistics control<br />
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Moiz
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I am using Infragistics and the webcombo is an infragistics control




Moiz

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Im sorry I couldnt reply sooner, I found a way to set the width of the combo. instead of having the columns created on runtime, I created them on design time, and the rows are created on runtime. so on design time I manually fixed the width and the height of the column and its framestyle width....<br />
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Moiz
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Im sorry I couldnt reply sooner, I found a way to set the width of the combo. instead of having the columns created on runtime, I created them on design time, and the rows are created on runtime. so on design time I manually fixed the width and the height of the column and its framestyle width....




Moiz

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How do I set the width of a column of a webcombo, I tried this to see whether the width of the combo changes. The width doesnt change though..<br />
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Combo_ApptNm.Columns(0).Wi<wbr />dth.Pixel(<wbr />445)<br />
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Moiz
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How do I set the width of a column of a webcombo, I tried this to see whether the width of the combo changes. The width doesnt change though..

Combo_ApptNm.Columns(0).Width.Pixel(445)



Moiz

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