Thanks for the reply.

 I don't think anyone would care if the min grid height is limited to the caption + pager (if turned on)  + 2 grid rows.

I'm thinking what people need is a method to have the 'totalGrid' fit in 100% of the browsers vertical space.  We can already do this for the horizontal space with setGridWidth, but setGridHeight = 100% will always create a double scrollbar (one for the browser and one for the grid). We can't set the browsers overflow-y to hidden when there's a pager at the bottom, but we could if we could be sure the pager would stay in view.... 

Does that make sense?

Here's a feature request logged by another fellow doing approximately the same thing:

http://www.trirand.com/blog/?p.....ng/#p15057

If you want a demo of my problem please email me (tim @ blackstag.com) and I will point you one I have (I don't want the masses hitting my production site).

Thanks,

Tim

Setting height to 100% is not actually correct, a value of 'auto' is more readable which means that the number of rows should fit in the content. It is little difficult to do this - by example if you set height 50px where a caption, header rows and pager are present - What should I do in this case????? - the total height of these is more than 50px.

Best Regards

Tony

Currently it only account for the grid cells.

Likewise setGridHeight should account for them too. Correct?

If not maybe new methods 'totalHeight' &  'setTotalHeight' could be created?

thanks,

Tim