Hello,
Maybe you should use afterInsertRow event, but I'm thinking in a way how to add class to the row from server response.
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Tony
Hello,
What you mean with huge data? How many rows do you try to load?
What about if you use relative not big data set? Is this error appear again?
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Tony
Hello,
We need a more common solution when goes to this type checking. Also we should do this when sorting and etc. Will think about this after 3.5 is released.
Thanks
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Tony
Hello,
Sorry do not understand. Could you please explain again
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Tony
Hello,
Thanks for investigating this behaviour. I recommend to use 3.5 where all modules are combined in one file.
Bets Regsrds
Tony
Hello,
Thanks. It is true. Fixed in GitHub.
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Tony
Hello,
Thanks. Fixed. You can see this in GitHub.
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Tony
Hello,
To use trigger(“reloadGrid”) you should
jQuery(“#mygrid”).trigger(“reloadGrid”) in order to known which grid to trigger.
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Tony
Hello,
If you use 3.5 version you can do (assuming the id of the grid is gridid)
(not tested)
$(“#cb_jqg”,”#gbox_gridid”).trigger(“click”).attr(“checked”,true);
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Tony
Hello,
Thanks. This was a bug and it is fixed in the last build 5. Will be glad hear
Hello,
We all have problems with the time.
Could you please get the setted values before to call editRow
I mean
Hello,
Yes – you should refer to the documentation
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Tony
Hello,
If it is possible could you please send me a link to the problem.
My e-mail is tony at trirand dot com.
Thanks
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Hello,
1. Sorry this is IE bug. Will not correct them
2. The id _emty row is reserved in 3.4.x version. You should not use it or change it, since the grid will be destroyed. Also this row is hidden and holds the width of the all other rows for speed improvements.
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Tony
Hello,
To be a honest I hear for first time about section 508 compliance. For what I have read – this is a standart that apply only for particular Country and it is not International standart – correct me
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