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What are the highest currently supported versions of bootstrap and jQuery for GridViewScroll #70

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dave-lewis73 opened this issue Feb 20, 2023 · 1 comment

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@dave-lewis73
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What are the highest currently supported versions of bootstrap and jQuery for GridViewScroll? I started working in my web application using NuGet packages of 3.0.0 for bootstrap and 1..0.2 for jQuery, which worked perfectly fine. When I was finished building the web application and was ready to transfer it onto a server for user access, I tried to update all of my NuGet packages. I was hoping to update the NuGet packages as far as I could take them and still have the web application work. I tried upgrading bootstrap to 3.4.1 and jQuery to 3.6.0. However, these versions did not work and they resulted in screwing up the formatting of my GridView using GridViewScroll. They were clearly not supported.

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cezar-pimentel commented Oct 10, 2024

As a matter of fact, I managed to make it work with jQuery and bootstrap in their latest versions, but I had to update the way the library was used.

This is how I'm configuring and creating the instance on page load:
var gvso = new GridViewScrollOptions();
gvso.elementID = $("#yourElementId").attr("id");
gvso.height = desiredHeight;
gvso.width = desiredWidth;
//any other extra properties, like:
//gvso.freezesize = 1;
gvs = new GridViewScroll(gvso);
gvs.enhance();

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