Tony,

In trying to fix the size to a target I get the best results with the following formula:

gridWidth = target – (2 * padding) * nrCols;

The bordersize has no influence.
Stil I mis a pixel here and there, probably due to rounding effects of your recalculation.

Any plans to support width=100%? That would solve it completely.

Regards,
Ton.

Hi Tony,

Thanks for the effort. It indeed looks interesting, but this is not a simple substitution. For the moment I opt for the alert script.

Ton.

Tony,

Googling around I found your suggested code. But it didnot work.
I found some more, but so far no luck.

Ton.

Tony,

I checked 3.1 in IE 6 and got the same problems. That suggested it had to be on my side. I tweaked the security tabs. Enabling ‘Initialize and script ActiveX control not marked as safe’ did the job. Then 3.2 worked as well. But I cannot ask all the users to do this. Do you know about this problem?

Ton.

Tony,

You are getting close. IE 7 is ok, but IE 6 is not. There an error is generated: ‘Automation server can’t create object’ and the tables keep stay in ‘loading’ mode.

Ton.

Tony,

Below the javascript code.
It works fine in 3.1.
It works fine in 3.2 Beta2 Firefox, but not in IE7. (Illegal argument )
If I remove the ‘hidden:true’ It works.

Regards,
Ton.

$(“#personDomain”).jqGrid({
url: ‘../ws/personDomains.jsp?stm=’ + (new Date()).valueOf(),
datatype: “xml”,
colNames:[lng_domain, “id”],
colModel:[
{name:”name”,index:”name”, width:200, xmlmap:”name”},
{name:”id”,index:”id”, width:10, hidden:true, xmlmap:”id”}
],
width:rightColWidth,
height:”100%”,
shrinkToFit:true,
rowNum:10,
rowList:[10,20,30],
imgpath: gridimgpath,
viewrecords: true,
loadonce: true,
loadComplete: function(){
$(“#personDomain tr”).css(“cursor”,”pointer”);
},

caption: ” + lng_domains + ”,
onSelectRow: function(id){
window.location = “home.jsp?domain=” + $(“#personDomain”).getRowData(id).id + ‘&stm=’ + (new Date()).valueOf();
},
xmlReader: {
root : “ResultSet”,
row: “row”,
repeatitems: false
}

});

Tony,

Beta 2 has the same error in IE7.
Some tables are displayed and some are not.
So far I have no errors in Firefox.

Regards,
Ton.

Hi Tony,
‘
Do you mean that I should specify a width parameter in the JQgrid function? That doesn’t fix the problem. It raises another issue. It would be nice if this width would be the actual width of the table. Now it depends on the number of columns. I would like to fix the width of several tables in a list and make global changes depending on the window size. An alternative option could be to use width:”100%”, but that doesnot work.

Regard,
Ton.