thanks,

i also check for empty or null in my original code.

this does not solve it …. try in the demo yourself by clicking run.

sorry incase i understand you false

http://jsfiddle.net/YWVA8/64/

Any news on this tony?

thanks

Hi Oleg

Thanks for your response! Very glad about your post.

Yes i thought also about that but then i thought maybe the browser should walk the dom (coming from different trees (id of grid)) and resolve correctly. But your posted fix resolves the issue, so you got the problem at the root.

Maybe tony will implement that in a future upgrade so that we have also a minified version of it.

Thanks

bytheway;

Something strange i discovered is if i create the 2 grids with plain html it will not conflict but if i create them dynamically only then it conflicts. Part of my script is as follows:

jQuery(document).ready(function(){