Popup with relates vertical scroll bar obscures data

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03-25-2013 12:28 PM
JaredYost
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I have relates attached to my parcels.  To access the data i have selected show relate in the popup wizard (arcgis Viewer for flex 3.2) The vertical scroll bar obscures approximately 6 characters worth of data when the string is wider than the window.  I am happy with the wrap around as long as it still shows all the information.

Thoughts?

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JaredYost
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Yes 3.3 fixed the problem. Much better now.

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Wee_LikLau
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I have the same problem over here. Can we make some tweak on the uncompiled version to increase the size of the relate dialogue?
Please help...
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GISDev1
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Can you post your popup xml?
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JaredYost
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<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<configuration>
  <fields>
    <field name="PID" alias="PID" visible="true" />
  </fields>
  <showattachments>false</showattachments>
  <showrelatedrecords>true</showrelatedrecords>
</configuration>
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ScottMcGee
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The new Flex 3.3 upgrade solves this problem. The Related Records window now has a horizontal scroll bar that will let you see the entire text of the fields in the related tables.
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JaredYost
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Yes 3.3 fixed the problem. Much better now.
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AllisonKampbell
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I have relates attached to my parcels.  To access the data i have selected show relate in the popup wizard (arcgis Viewer for flex 3.2) The vertical scroll bar obscures approximately 6 characters worth of data when the string is wider than the window.  I am happy with the wrap around as long as it still shows all the information.

Thoughts?

[ATTACH=CONFIG]22945[/ATTACH]



Hi:  I just had to ask how did you get the buttons that show the related records to appear in the related records pop-up?  Sorry that this is unrelated to your original question. 

Thanks,
Allison
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