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Hello, We've notice that after the 20150615 build something changed in the DataGrid and if we have many rows and scroll to the last row the last row gets chopped in half. I don't have all the nightly build so this is how close I could get to determining which version it didn't work properly. (this version works) 7.0.504.23417 WpfElements7Enterprise-20150615.msi (this version DOES NOT work) 7.0.591.23436 WpfElements7Enterprise-20150908.msi I was able to reproduce the issue using your DataGrid demo program (DataGridDemo.xaml) Go to the xaml file and add a style to the resource to the DataGrid for the row height as shown below. (Modify DataGridDemo.xaml as follows.)
If you use this with the version 7.0.504.23417 WpfElements7Enterprise-20150615.msi the datagrid behaves properly. You can scroll the datagrid and resize the window and everything works. However if you add the same style to a version such as 7.0.591.23436 WpfElements7Enterprise-20150908.msi or newer then the datagrid does not behave properly when you scroll all the way to the bottom. Rows are chopped off at the bottom. Even re-sizing the window does not help see the last rows and the datagrid behaves weirdly. However I do not know the exact version at which this issue was introduced. Thanks Oscar |
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Hi Oscar, Thanks for pointing this out and providing repro code. This issue has been fixed. The nightly builds are not working right now, but will be fixed early next week. -Jason Fauchelle |
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Thanks Jason. It seems to be working. I'll keep doing a few more tests. Oscar |
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