Hi, Boki:
This is a real problem for me.
In my program I often add a row or rows to a grid, then later in code add all Child rows to any parent row which has such in a recursive routine.
I notice that in NG5 this adding of child rows after adding rows will properly show a vertical scroll bar when needed based on grid size and number of rows.
But, in NG6 this is not the case. No vertical scroll bar appears which means users cannot access the expanded rows that fall below the bottom of the grid.
BIG PROBLEM.
Now, in a simple test project, I noticed that if the treed rows and children are added as part of creating the grid and adding rows and child rows at the same time, all is well--the vertical scroll bar shows up.
But consistently, if I add rows then later in code add children to some or all of those rows then no vertical scroll bar becomes available when required to show the expanded grid.
Is this a bug or is there a way around this?
Later....
Ok, with experimenting, I found that if I issue Row[Index].Collapse(true) after each AddChildRow that that will allow the Vertical Scroll bar to appear. This works even if right after adding the row's children I expand all.
Still seems like a bug to me.
Thank you,
Chuck
