tonyHell Kris,
Thank you for remaind us about this.
I have updated the Roadmap for 2016.
The Roadmap for 2017 will be available after publishing the new release (expected 10 November, 2016)
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tonyHello,
Not sure I understand the questions. Could you please be a more detailed.
Hidden fields, by default are not editable. If you want to edit some hiddeen field you may need to use the properly in editoptions edithidden:true.
To make a field not editable just set in colModel the property editable: false.
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tonyHello,
Thank you for this post. We have provide some investigations and researches regarding this feature.
This have sense and we will try to make this happen in our next release.
Of course it will not be perfect as first try, but it is a beginning. We will use Bootstrap CSS for this purpose.
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tonyHello,
Just looked at the fix carefully – it is like this:
| –.ui-button:focus .ui-icon, |
| –.ui-state-default .ui-icon { |
| +.ui-button:focus .ui-icon { |
| background-image: url(“images/ui-icons_555555_256x240.png“)/*{iconsHover}*/; |
}
Note what is changed! The change applies only to the base theme : images/ui-icons_555555_256x240.png
This means that is not applicable to the other one.
At first look it seems that the fix in jqGrid is easy, but it is not. The reason for this is that the jqGrid css file can reside on one place, while the jQuery UI css file can reside on other very different place and we can not find the where the images directory of jQuery UI.
I feel that not the other plugins should change the css according to the new jQuery UI change, but jQuery UI should change this. Hope you understand me.
We will not apply any fix related to this problem in jqGrid – sorry.
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tonyHello,
Do you use the trial jqGrid version or you are a licensed user?
Can you please post or send us the PHP jqGrid file used.
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tonyHello,
Sorry, that we do not understand what you mean initially.
I think this is not a jqGrid problem, but rather a jQuery UI.
I will try to test if reverting back this change to the new jQuery UI release will fix the problem. If this is the case we can easy fix it in jqGrid css file, but it will not be fixed in other implementations, which in all cases is not good solution.
Maybe you will need to post this problem to the jQuery UI team.
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Tony
tonyHello,
I have checked what you describe, but does not found any problem.
Here is a test case with the new jquery ui (css and js) 1.12.1
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Tony
tonyHello,
We will check this and replay to you ASAP.
Thanks
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Tony
tonyHello,
Thank you for the feedback.
It is a good idea to post the new questions in different post.
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tonyHello,
Thank you for the feedback.
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tonytonyHello,
Sorry to bother again. We plan to publish a bug fix release very soon. Could you please let us know if the problem is fixed for you?
We need this feedback in order to mark the issue as open or closed.
Thank you.
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tonyHello,
Use serializeRowData to send additional parameters when post the data to the server in inline edit.
See here
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tonyHello,
Thank you again for the note. This problem was very difficult to be fixed and it should act as lesson for me that I should test in all browsers including IE11. The problem was only for IE11 – it is fixed now.
In the moment I do not have MS Edge to test it, but I hope it will work, since Edge is not IE.
We plan to have new bug fix release at beginning of the June. The bug fix will no differ from the code of GitHub, so you can use it if you want.
Please let me know if everything is going as expected ( you can download the new build from GitHub)
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tonyHello,
1.
If you know the id of your grid you can
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<style> .ui-jqgrid #mygrid tr.jqgrow td {height:40px;} </style> |
2. We have a Knowledgebase. Look here
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