Hello,
Thanks. Fixed. Also you can download the brand new 3.6.1 release. Actually this “sr” is not needed.
Best Regards
Tony
Hello,
Again with height you can play with dataheight parameter. I think that this will resolve the issue.
More you can find here:
http://www.trirand.com/jqgridwiki/doku.php?id=wiki:form_editing
Regards
Tony
Hello,
Sorry, but until the IE6 is not used this will stay.
Best Regards
Tony
Hello.
Done – I have published 3.6.1, Now I will update the documentation tomorrow. Thank you very much for unvaluable comments and suggestions.
Best Regards
Tony
Hello,
Testing your exact example brig to not working code:
The reason is this pice of code (I will correct it in 3.6.1)
Hello,
IMHO this should work.
Instead can you try this way
$.fn.fmatter.editButtonFormatter = function(cellval,opts) {
// do something here
}
Tony
P.S. I will try to reproduce your code.
Regards
Hello,
How look your edit.php – here you should apply your own php code to update the cell. The demo does not do this for security reasons.
Regards
Tony
Hello,
jQuery(”#list1″).setCell(rowid,'name','',{'background-color':'red'});
Hello,
The demo is does not explayn evething. Also look here:
http://www.trirand.com/jqgridwiki/doku.php?id=wiki:events
Regards
Tony
Hello,
Which method do you use – filterGrid or filterToolbar?
The first one is not recommended for the toolbar. Use the second one.
Regards
Tony
Hello,
About the first there is very good post for this and yes it is possible:
http://www.trirand.com/blog/?p…..mp;ret=all
About the second there is such one but you can:
$(”#load_”+mygridid).show(); // to show or hide it
where mygridid is the id of the grid
in case of using overlay
$(”#lui_”+mygridid).show();
$(”#load_”+mygridid).show();
Hope this helps
Regards
Tony
Hello,
How you call it into the code?
Maybe you will call it this way:
colModel[
{name'some'… formatter:'editButtonFormatter'…},
…
]
…
Hello,
What is excatley with scrolling grid – scroll:true, scroll:1 or just the grid has a vertical scrolbar without the option scroll?
Best Regards
Tony
Hello,
Seems like with select() we loose the focus. try select().focus() – not sure if this is the appropriate approach.
Regards
Tony
Hello,
Could you provide a example. In my tests it work ok.
Best Regards
Tony
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