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June 27, 2017 at 2:13 am in reply to: saveState issue with cellattr/formatter #126239

wwhardy
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Hi Will,
Thank you! The fix is working great for us. Very much appreciated, and glad to provide the test case.

Best,
Walter

June 23, 2017 at 10:29 pm in reply to: After loadState, a toolbar search does not trigger loadComplete event #126232

wwhardy
Participant

Will,

Thank you! It’s working great now. Glad to provide an example next time, I wasn’t sure if this was a bug, happy to see it fixed.

Walter

June 30, 2016 at 11:56 pm in reply to: Help with saveState and loadState #125370

wwhardy
Participant

Hi Will,

Thanks for the reply. I can’t get the afterSetGrid option to work (even with just an alert box), but this works fine:

$.jgrid.loadState('gridName'); $('gridName').trigger('reloadGrid',[{current: true}]).trigger('resize');

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$.jgrid.loadState('gridName');
$('gridName').trigger('reloadGrid',[{current: true}]).trigger('resize');

The other issue I’m having is that after loadState, I’ve lost the icons on the left part of my pager, which are reload, column chooser, and advanced search. Do I need to rebuild those after reloading the grid? They’re gone even before executing the trigger above, so after loadState.

Thanks again,

Walter

June 30, 2016 at 4:58 am in reply to: Help with saveState and loadState #125363
wwhardy
Participant

Sorry, I’ll try this again…my divs got embedded…
In 2) the table names change from

<div></div>

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<div></div>

to

<div></per> after a loadState. To use debug, use: <pre>.jgrid.saveState("gridName", {debug: true});

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<div></per>
after a loadState.

To use debug, use:
<pre>.jgrid.saveState("gridName", {debug: true});

-- then add:

<div>Debug:</div>

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<div>Debug:</div>

to you page, and you'll get an option to download a text file with the grid state when you run the saveState method.
- This reply was modified 9 years, 10 months ago by wwhardy.
- This reply was modified 9 years, 10 months ago by wwhardy.

February 13, 2016 at 2:32 am in reply to: span columns #124851

wwhardy

Participant

That is it!!! It’s perfect for names (like your demo) and addresses. I can try to build this in pure JS, or if you have time, Tony, to port it over, very much appreciated!

Best,
Walter Hardy / San Francisco

February 12, 2016 at 1:42 am in reply to: span columns #124844

wwhardy

Participant

Thanks, but grouping headers is not it. I thought I saw a demo where you can have regular columns, but then the cell data can span the columns. As an example, here the data spans 3 columns:

You can still click on any column header to sort on that field.

Thanks again,

Walter

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