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jQuery way to freeze first two columns of a GridView control.

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Is there a jQuery way to freeze the first two columns of a GridView control or an HTML table?

I tried with CSS but the solutions are not compatible with all versions of IE. I therefore want a javascript way to do this.

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Question by:rpkhare

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by:Mrunal

ID: 387356792013-01-01

Hi
Look at these examples with jQuery:

http://gridviewscroll.aspcity.idv.tw/Demo.aspx

http://www.trirand.com/blog/jqgrid/jqgrid.html

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by:mcnute

ID: 387360762013-01-02

In the second link mroonal provided there is a link on the left sidebar menu called "Frozen Cols.GroupHeader(new)" which provides all info you nee.

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by:rpkhare

ID: 387371922013-01-02

These are pure jQuery Grids. Is there any trick to work with GridView control itself?

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by:Manoj Patil

ID: 387377892013-01-02

See these links
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8481996/freezing-columns-in-jqgrid

http://forum.jquery.com/topic/freeze-columns-or-rows-in-grid

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by:rpkhare

ID: 387411342013-01-03

I don't want to use jqGrid. I am using ASP.NET GridView control and want to add frozen columns to it.

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by:Manoj Patil

ID: 387430872013-01-04

Is this work for you ?
http://forums.asp.net/t/1120278.aspx

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13529532/freeze-asp-net-grid-view-column

http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/462959/Freeze-Asp-net-GridView-HaderRow-Some-Columns

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by:rpkhare

ID: 387598232013-01-09

I already tried the first two solutions. The problem is it doesn't works well in IE 9.0. I want a solution that is compatible with all versions of IE.

I am checking the links suggested in the third link you provided. But it seems the links are similar to the first two.

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by:Mrunal

Mrunal earned 500 total points

ID: 387671872013-01-11

The link I have provided earlier in my post contains asp.net GridView. (not jquery grid)

http://gridviewscroll.aspcity.idv.tw/Demo.aspx

Have you tried that...

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by:rpkhare

ID: 387678922013-01-11

Thanks it worked. I made a mistake while copying code.

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by:rpkhare

ID: 387751632013-01-14

@mroonal:

I tried on a production code. It works fine when IE 9.0 is running in compatibility mode but when changed to IE 9, it is not rendering properly.

Any work around.

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