How Do I Declare The Size Of The Grid In Percentage In Javascript

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I want this script to be written in percentage where the height and width declared in pixels.

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<script type="text/javascript">
                       $(document).ready(function ()
                       {
                            Scroll();
                       });

                       function Scroll() {

                           $('#<%=grdGridView.ClientID%>').Scroll({

                               width: 1320,
                               height: 350
                           });

                       }
                   </script>

Posted 5-Feb-15 3:39am

Chrisraj

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ZurdoDev 5-Feb-15 9:41am

I'm confused as to what you are asking.

Chrisraj 5-Feb-15 10:48am

the width and height were given in pixels here. But i need to declare in Percentage.Sry for the confusion

ZurdoDev 5-Feb-15 10:52am

Percentage is done the same way:

width: 50%
height: 30%

Chrisraj 5-Feb-15 11:20am

Nice.. not working...

ZurdoDev 5-Feb-15 11:22am

What does not working mean?

Chrisraj 5-Feb-15 12:08pm

width: 50%
height: 30%

by declaring this only 50 pixels of width and 30 pixels of height is displaying:)

ZurdoDev 5-Feb-15 12:10pm

Perhaps post a sample on jsfiddle.net because % means %.

jaket-cp 5-Feb-15 10:11am

this link may help:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12222389/how-to-get-scrolling-percentage-of-an-html-element-in-javascript

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