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    unable to reduce cell height to zero in listgrid when each record is a widget

    Hello,

    I have a ListGrid in which each row(record) is a widget and does not have its own property or text value. for this, I have overridden ListGrid.createRecordComponent(ListGridRecord, Integer) method and it works great except that I am unable to remove the white space above my widget inside each record. How do I do that? I have attached an image of how my ListGrid looks with a red line on the white space I want to eliminate. Please help!

    Thank you!

    Demer
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    #2
    See ListGrid.recordComponentPosition and related properties. Also, use the Watch Tab to help identify what space is part of what component.

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      #3
      Thanks, that made the white space go away as I wanted, but, my grid from the earlier attachment now does not show, although all data is in there. :(


      Originally posted by Isomorphic
      See ListGrid.recordComponentPosition and related properties. Also, use the Watch Tab to help identify what space is part of what component.

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        #4
        Sorry, that doesn't make any sense. You have to have changed something else as well, please look into it.

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          #5
          Never mind, i had to set the width of the inner grid to 100% and it showed up alright as I expect it to. Thanks again.

          Originally posted by demer
          Thanks, that made the white space go away as I wanted, but, my grid from the earlier attachment now does not show, although all data is in there. :(

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            #6
            my problem is now resolved, but i wanted to let you know that i did not changed anything else between the first state and the one where the inner grids appeared as one vertical line.

            Originally posted by Isomorphic
            Sorry, that doesn't make any sense. You have to have changed something else as well, please look into it.

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