How to hide 2nd last of GridViewScroll Footer repeated twice, refer to the button submission [ Save as Draft ] [ Preview Summary ]
According to your codes,I suggest you could change the footer class to be GridViewScrollFooterFreeze.GridViewSrcoll has itself contains footer.Because it is not marked and declared footer, so it is not recognized, and it appears twice.
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</div> <div>I suggest you could set overflow to be srcoll about body and table.</div> <div></div> <div>More details,you could refer to below codes:</div> <div>
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Auto Responsive GridViewScroll & Whole Page based on Window Resolution or Zoom Level using Browse...
Jan 03, 2020 02:12 PM|micnie2020|LINK
Hi All,
I have this a.html page as below, I having issue:-
I have set the Body { overflow: hidden }. So no scrolling x & y for the main.
Please advise,
Thanks.
Regards,
Micheale
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Re: Auto Responsive GridViewScroll & Whole Page based on Window Resolution or Zoom Level using Br...
Jan 06, 2020 10:41 AM|yij sun|LINK
Hi micnie2020,
According to your codes,I suggest you could change the footer class to be GridViewScrollFooterFreeze.GridViewSrcoll has itself contains footer.Because it is not marked and declared footer, so it is not recognized, and it appears twice.
More details,you could refer to below codes:
<tr class="GridViewScrollFooterFreeze"> <td colspan=12> <input name="butSubmitDraft" id="butSubmitDraft" onclick="this.value='Sending, please wait...';Save('Draft')" type="submit" value="Save as Draft"> <input name="butSubmit" id="butSubmit" style="display: none;" onclick="this.value='Sending, please wait...';Save('Review')" type="submit" value="Submit for Approval"> <input name="butSubmitPreview" id="butSubmitPreview" onclick="PreviewSummary('')" type="button" value="Preview Summary"> </td> </tr>
Result:

<div> </div> <div>I suggest you could set overflow to be srcoll about body and table.</div> <div></div> <div>More details,you could refer to below codes:</div> <div><div id="expenseTypesListContainer" style="overflow: scroll; background-color:white;"> .......</div>
</div> <div>Result:</div> <div>Best regards,
Yijing Sun