Hello,
I will start with Challange 2.
Let consider what is happen:
You call qtip for elements that have a class “scheduleNavImg”. In order to work this these elements should be present into the DOM. Are they present? I think no since you call jqGrid after that where you put these elemnts.
In order towork this you should call this pice of code in gridComplete event.
Challange 1
If the element has no child nodes, then this element is leaf
Best Regards
Tony
Hello,
No jqGrid does not replace the table. It just add some additinal elements below and above it, but table stay the same. If you have FireBug you can easy see the the table is still here, and after that we populate the table with data.
I do not known what TurboGear do, so I can not
Hello,
The answer is in this forum. You just need to search it
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Tony
Hello,
Looking into the code, there is a bug. Thanks.
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Tony
Hello,
Look depper here:
http://www.trirand.com/jqgridwiki/doku.php?id=wiki:events
the data is array, and can not be used your way
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Tony
Hello,
You should consider my answer NO as challenge too 
Tony
Hello,
Thank you for this. Will be corrected.
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Tony
Hello,
Since it is not possible to meet all user requirments you are free to use the custom one.
Regards
Tony
Hello,
Welcome to jqGrid community.
I think if you have a working grid initiallly, you should add the functionalities to this grid rather than to copy paste the exmples, or look into the example and apply the new things to the working grid.
I think this is more natural way to learn jqGrid rather than to copy paste code without to understand them.
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Tony
Hello,
http://www.trirand.com/jqgridwiki/doku.php?id=wiki:navigator#parameters
look here there is one event related to this.
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Tony
Hello,
There are new concept (should document it).
In 3.6 version – every grid event is related to this: Example
gridComplete : function () {
// this – point to the grid, so
$(this).jqGrid('getGridParam','url');
// will return the url of the grid
}
Regards
Tony
Hello,
IMHO There is a easy way and the solution is posted here many times
$(“#mygrid”).jqGrid({
url:'url_to_the_server_json_data',
datatype:'jsonstring'
datastr: actual_string_data_here,
…
})
// If your string data is relative big, make a settimeout to ensure that the new option will work
setTimeout(function() {$(“#mygrid”).jqGrid('setGridParam',{datatype:'json'}); },50);
// now you are ready to accept server requests
Regards
Tony
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