Ah,…

datefmt: 'd.m.Y'

… did the job. 🙂 Thanks so far.

RFC 4627 defines that an object property must be encloded in ''… nevertheless I also tried this without the key value apostrophe but it didn't work either.

The problem is, that without any limiting ''-elements it's very difficult to transform every not allowed element into another representation. For the JSON object variant one will have to transform all '{' or '}' elements, ',' and ':' elements and so on. I'm not aware of a PHP transformation function that covers all these cases.

Greetings
– Marcel

A fresh code checkout didn't help for me either. :-/

Thank you for your hint. I changed my PHP code to generate a JSON object instead of an array… this is what a sample result could look like:

Hi Tony,

I'm using the adjacency model with automatic nodes loading (single ajax calls). You're right… it's not trivial due to the fact that a simple solution would cause an inacceptable amount of ajax calls. So the main target would be to circumvent this problem using one single call but getting all desired information.

A first approach could be to let the expandAll() method send all non-expanded node IDs (or sth. appropriate) via POST to the server which in turn will provide the data as a special crafted JSON array applied to every node ID. All further expandAll()/collapseAll() operations could be done on client-side as the data has to be loaded only once.

Dunno if this is consistent to the current jqgrid infrastructure.

Greetings from Germany.

Hi,

yes I do a database search… is a client-side search possible or useful on my case?