Can not apply layout using RenderExtPartial

[zhangjiagege]

I write something like this:

    <ext:Viewport runat="server" Layout="Fit" AutoScroll="true">
        <Items>
            <ext:Panel id='ContentPanel' runat="server" Header="false" AutoScroll="true">
                <Content>
                    <%= Html.RenderExtPartial("MyPartial") %>
                </Content>
            </ext:Panel>
        </Items>
    <ext:ViewPort>

MyPartial

<ext:FormPanel>
...
</ext:FormPanel>

In this case, I want that the FormPanel rendered by Ext can fit the Viewport, but when I set the ContentPanel's Layout='FitLayout', 'MyPartial' will be rendered at the bottom of the 'ContentPanel', and if I wrap the FormPanel with <ext:FitLayout>, it will be rendered at the top of 'ContentPanel' and only have a little height(about 10px?). If I put the wrapped FormPanel in <Content> directly, it rendered OK!
So, how can I set the layout when using RenderExtPartial in <Content>? Or there are other solutions?
Thanks a lot.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

'Html.RenderExtPartial' requires to define container id and render mode (as arguments) because RenderExtPartial just return a string and there is no control hierarchy
Why don't you want to use WebForm syntax?

<ext:Panel id='ContentPanel' runat="server" Header="false" AutoScroll="true">
            <Content>
                <uc:MyPartial runat="server" />
            </Content>
        </ext:Panel>

[zhangjiagege]

Hi,

'Html.RenderExtPartial' requires to define container id and render mode (as arguments) because RenderExtPartial just return a string and there is no control hierarchy
Why don't you want to use WebForm syntax?

<ext:Panel id='ContentPanel' runat="server" Header="false" AutoScroll="true">
            <Content>
                <uc:MyPartial runat="server" />
            </Content>
        </ext:Panel>

Because I need to render a view dynamic at runtime in Asp.Net Mvc. I'v checked the code of 'RenderExtPartial' today, and I found that it only 'RenderTo' a new Panel(not also 'AddTo' to an container), so I modified the source and everything seems OK now.