If I read “please help” and know the solution it is difficult keep the silent. So I made a small demo. It shows how one use

$(“thead > tr.ui-search-toolbar”, $(“#list”).hDiv).height(60);

to set the heigth of the search toolbar to 60 pixels. In the way you can also modify the size of elements inside of the toolbar. You can do this on cause only if the toolbar exist. See a small trick with setTimeout in my demo. I hope it will save your time (no a week more).

Best regards
Oleg

Hello Tony!

I could confirm the bug. We discussed it with Marcus in http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3805832/jqgrid-prevent-pager-navigation/3806072#3806072. The problem exist in some places in jqgrid.base.js where clearVals are used. Because onPaging called inside of clearVals can stop paging some things run incorrect now. For example if one onPaging return 'stop' why should be selection removed? (see inside of clearVals) Or look at 1740 and 1741:

ts.p.page = ($(this).val()>0) ? $(this).val():ts.p.page;

if(!clearVals('user')) { return false; }

Ot 'stop' the pager will be changed, what is incorrect. The same problem exist in the lines 1692-1696 in the 'change' handle which for the select box of rowNum. One should verify all places of the usage of clearVals.

It seems to me that one should call onPaging at the begining and then if it not stop paging then do the rest.

Best regards
Oleg

You can use addRowData method.

Best regards
Oleg

It seems to me that it is a new question. Nevertheless…

Nothing is impossible. But some things are a little tricky. What do you asked for can be realized outside of jqGrid (as external filters) very easy. The realisation of the same scenario inside of jqGrid is do possible but a little tricky. One can define use dataEvents property of editoptions and define 'change' custom event handle. In the handle you can make an ajax request to the server (I recommend you include caching of this ajax request, because information about coutries will be changed not so friquently) and then rebuild element of the secton column.

You can searach the forum for the corresponding examples. For example here you will find discussion and examples on the subject.

Best regards
Oleg

Hello Vivaldi!

1) If you use mtype: 'GET' the values from postData will be just concatinated to the value of url parameter of jqGrid. To be exactly the values will be encoded with respect of encodeURIComponent function. Before concatianting postData value to url will be verified whether url already contain '?' in not yet then the '?' will be inserten between url and converted postData. If '?' alreasdy exist, then '&' will be used like between on different properties of postData. For example if url:'/myDataProvider' and postData: {city:”New York”,regionId:2} then the destination url will be '/myDataProvider?city=New+York&regionId=2'. So it is very easy in use.

Morover if postData: {city:function() { return $(“#country option:selected”).val(); },regionId:2} then on every reload of data will be get the current selected value from the drop-down list with id=”contry” (# selector mean 'id' and not 'name' attribute): '…'

2) you should better never use event handle like “onchange” direct in HTML code: ''; It is every old style, it has many disadvantages. For example myReload() funtion must be global which is bad because of different reasons.

Look at my answer here