Fixed Datagrid Headers

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Quick and dirty way to make Datagrid Headers stay at the top of the page while your viewers are scrolling down the page can be accomplished with a little CSS
 
Add this style:
      .DataGridFixedHeader { POSITION: relative;  TOP: expression(this.offsetParent.scrollTop); BACKGROUND-COLOR: white }

Add this to your Datagrid properties:
      HeaderStyle-CssClass="DataGridFixedHeader"


And Voila ... you have a header that stays in place.

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