Open a tree.xml (from demo) file and see to where point rowedex2.js
Hello,
Use a custom formater for this purpose.
Regards
Tony
Edit: This will not do the job – sorry.
In 3.5 version there is a very easy solution where jqModal can be avoided.
Regards
Tony
In 3.5 version there is a very easy solution where jqModal can be avoided.
Regards
Tony
In 3.5 version there is a very easy solution where jqModal can be avoided.
Regards
Tony
Hello,
Forgot to include importComplete event in 3.4.4 release will do it soon.
Regards
Tony
Hello,
Use the latest stable 3.4.4 version.
Then set in the grid options autoencode: true
Regards
Tony
Hello,
hiddengrid have effect only the first time when the gird is loaded. After that there is no effect. Also serch this forum for “HeaderButton” and you will find the answer.
Regards
Tony
Hello,
This is design pattern problem. You try to put elements in the pager which summary width is greater than the width of the pager. In order to resolve this increase the width of the grid so that the elements fit to it.
Regards
Tony
Hello,
Currently no, but will think on something similar. In 3.5 version the current width can be geta via getColProp.
Regards
Tony
Hello,
Please use FireBug to detect if all the needed files are loded.
Regards
Tony
Hello Mike,
Thanks. Currently it is not possible to have 2 pagers on the same grid.
To make long story short, when I develop the 3.5 version this was one of the first thing that I want to do, but… as always I should save the previous users not to change thier code hard.
Instead I'm thinking on new method paggingToolbar.
Regards
Tony
Hello,
The border of the table is hidden by the div where this table is a child element.
Maybe you should set the border of the div something like
mygrid = $(“#mygrid”)
$(mygrid[0].grid.bDiv).css(set here the border) – this is the body div
$(mygrid[0].grid.hDiv).css(set here the border) – this is the header div
Regards
Tony
Hello,
Since a steel theme is user contributed it will be difficult for me to see where is the problem. Instead will try, but not promiese.
Reagards
Tony
Hello,
Sorry, but I really do not understand what you try to do.
If possible explain again
Regards
Tony
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