Has no-one else seen this? What does the grid show for other people when the dataset is empty?

Thanks.

Hi,

I had a quick play around but couldn't get it to work exactly – I am using row-editing. I think I need to apply the class you mentioned to a “span” inside the cell to make it work. However, since I'm going to have to do some DOM navigation to do that any way, I wondered if there were a similar method that would give me more control in the future.

i.e. I'm experimenting with this: Say I have two columns, col1 has a pair of radios (Yes/No), col 2 has a dropdown list. I want to disable the dropdown if the user clicks radio “No”, enable if “Yes”…

So I could apply a class to each radion/dropdown control (radio buttons have “classActionRadio”, dropdownlists have “classActionDDL”, etc). I use a jQuery.live call (on page startup) to ensure each radio control with “classActionRadio” has the attached event below (rough code):

Found a workaround by temporarily changing the page size. Hope there's a more “formal” solution.

Code is:

var pageSize = $('#myGrid').getGridParam('rowNum');

$('#myGrid').setGridParam({ rowNum: 10000 }).trigger(“reloadGrid”);

getRowData will then get up to 10000 rows (so set it higher than your max possible rows).

You can then use pageSize to set the page size back to the user's preference.

Works great! Thank you SO much!

Bill

Hi Tony,

Thanks for getting back so quickly. Unfortunately I just tried you suggestion and it didn't work 🙁

I also tried combinations of 'clientArray' in the editRow/saveRow and as an option parameter – but no luck.

Hope you can help? I've included the whole file below.

Thanks,

Bill

<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="TestJQGridClientArrayFromAC.aspx.cs"

Hi,

Thanks for the info. The “Load array data at once” example works by specifying “mydata” as the data source for the grid as part of the definition but really I need to add the data is add later – after the grid has been defined.

In my case, the way I invetigated using addDataRow or addJSONData. The addJSONData seemed faster but I couldn't make it work using named columns. My method is:

var arr= {};
arr.rows = new Array();

function InitGridTestBulkLoad() {