Hello,

No. In the ASP.NET component this is done server side, so I recommend you to do it at server.

Best Regards

Tony

Hello,

And if not?

Regards

Tony

Hello,

Not sure, but I known maybe why is this. Sorry , curtrently I do not have FF2 to test it?

Best Regards

Tony

Hello,

Thanks. I think I have the jqGrid to work with blueprint.css, but it seems that this is not true.

I will test this and let you known.

This is only my opinion – instead that many people use blueprint.css I think that the concept of this is little inconsistent with other frameworks. Attaching properties at low level is not good approach IMHO. I think that other freameworks have the same problem too.

I do not promise that I fix this, if it will cost a lot of time and code changes.

Regards

Tony

Hello,

editGridRow is OK. Check your code. Just for your information yhe posted data is extended in the following way

postdata = $.extend(postdata,rp_ge.editData,onclickSubmitData);

Maybe in your code editData has values which are old.

If you use FireBug find the postIt function and see the values just before the expression above

Regards

Tony

Hello,

Thanks. I added this feature in 3.6 where we support FireFox (we know that there is no build support in FireFox).

Generally there are two way to make this work.

1. If we want to do it for the all the grids in the page we should:

.ui-jqgrid tr.jqgrow td {text-overflow:ellipsis; -moz-binding:url('ellipsis-xbl.xml#ellipsis');}

Where the url('ellipsis-xbl.xml#ellipsis') is the path to that file provided with the grid

2. Set a particular column

colModel : [

…

{name:'myname',… classes : 'ui-ellipsis'… },

…

]

Note the two new settings classes and ui-ellipsis, which is provided with the jqGrid

Hello,

Will be happy to see this.

Regards

Tony