Hello,
Look here
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Thanks for this. There is something strange on this. Seems to be a CSS issue.
Will check it.
Best regards
Tony
The feature is not implemeted in tree grid.
http://www.trirand.com/jqgridwiki/doku.php?id=wiki:jquery_ui_methods#sortable_rows
Some time is better to read the docs.
Regards
Could not say how long. Sorry.
Hello Mathias,
Good catch. Will be done.
Thanks
Best Regards
This actually can be done, but I'm not sure if it will be implemeted soon.
I think it will be better to concentrate on this – if the user double click the resize mark – the column become autowidth – something like excel.
These are done in cell edit and inline edit – just add a apropriate class to a cell/row and the will be not editable.
http://www.trirand.com/jqgridwiki/doku.php?id=wiki:inline_editing#editrow
See notes. The same for cell edit.
Hello Klaus,
Thanks. The second feature is asked many times here, so simple – let try to do it.
Hello Oleg,
I have just play a little with this. Humm.
Position absolute is not needed – the element has always relative.
Now I have succes with this:
.rotate
Look afgain in your php script, maybe you return only 100 from here
No limitations at all
This is partial true. We know this problem, but you can use anyway these with two or more grids, since we do somethimg like this
$(“#prev”,”pager”) – which refer to prev in this pager and in all.
I need to test it, but currently I can not use FF 3.6 under some reasons.
Thanks. Sure – the problem can not be in jqGrid, but in other plugins! If you use only jqGrid does the problem appear?
This is the wrong way IMHO to do this.
In which place of the code you put this?
1. You should add this code after you load the lang file.
2. It is better to use extend
Not bug. Closed
I need to test this.
Thanks.
Ok. Will think for this.
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