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DHTMLXGrid serios operation problem with SPLIT

I am just starting to use DHTMLXGrid, with split option (in Professional Edition), but there is some serios operation problem, as follows:
1.- If you have more than one column on the LEFT side of the screen, when you make the column width lesser than the actual size, on this splitted first columns, there are no problem the split is moved to the left adjusting it to the lesser size of the columns, THIS is no problem and is working perfect
2.- The real problem come, when youi try to make a greater column width for those splitted columns (The ones on the left side of the grid). Is in this moment that the grid became awful and bizzarre to operate, because it enlarge the column you select to enlarge, but the SPLITTED seccion remain the same, so the effect is it start HIDING your others columns under the right side columns.


So my question is this if you can make a splitted section of less size when the user make any of the right side column to a lesser column width, WHY? can´t you make a change to the splitted section when you try to enlarge any of the right side columns widths?

It became really awfull and difficult to operate it.

Thanks in advance to your response.

Francsico Mariscal

The grid in split mode use next rules for resizing
- if column-drag started for right-most column in left part of grid - whole left section resized
- if column-drag started for any other column in grid - only column in question will be resized

It works pretty logical in common case, allowing both - column and split resizing.
If you are using multiple columns in left part of grid, the situation may occur that first rule works during resize to lesser widht , and second to resize in back order ( because, when you start resize, mouse placed not over last column in left part of grid.


It possible to fully deny second resizing rule, allowing only split zone resize - please inform if such solution will work for you - we will provide required update.