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    RESOLVED. It works with a masterpage form runat=server tag surrounding the contentpage — turns out, someone had put in an extra jquery reference at the end of the masterpage which was causing it to break (the master page also is running the inettuts script which also relies on jquery.)

    in reply to: jqGridImport problem #90639
    adobepro
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    Kept on browsing this issue on other threads in the forum, and found a solution [needed to add in the importComplete method]

    Thanks!

    Alex

    in reply to: jqGridImport problem #90638
    adobepro
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    Hi Tony,

    After reading your last post on here, I finally got the configuration to apply to the grid from an xml source export.

    However, when I try to recreate the nav, it doesn't work — I do not get any error, but I can't add to the nav.

    Looking at the GridUnload method, it's seems like I wont be able to? I imported with and without the grid unload method,

    and both times, the nav was not created. Any help would be greatly appreciated with this.

    Also, if I have to use GridUnload to restore the configuration state, would editing still work on the row cells?

    I haven't needed to make editable cells yet, but when/if I do, would editing still work?

    Thanks,

    Alex

    gridunload()

    [The only difference to previous method is that the grid is destroyed, but the table element and pager

    (if any) are left ready to be used again.]

    function restore_grid_state()

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