I've just tried that demo section and still same issue

And, by the way, you don't have multiboxonly set to true in that example.

I've just checked again – I'm using v3.6.4 and cache is cleared (also tried in different browsers). On previous version – v3.4 it worked fine, but once I upgraded to v3.6.4 – it stopped working.

Let me confirm the issue once again – when multiboxonly is set to true, it shouldn't autoselect checkbox when you click a row, but right now it does – i.e. multiboxonly is ignored.

Tony, I still can't understand – is this featured removed from 3.6.4 ?

In WiKi there is nothing new….

multiboxonly

This option works only when multiselect = true. When multiselect is set to true, clicking anywhere on a row selects that row; when multiboxonly is also set to true, the multiselection is done only when the checkbox is clicked (Yahoo style). Clicking in any other row (suppose the checkbox is not clicked) deselects all rows and the current row is selected.

The point is that it doesn't work the way it is described – with multiboxonly=true it still selects a checkbox and select a row when you click on it, but it should select only when I click checkbox.

Are there any different ways to reproduce the functionality of multiboxonly=true ?

ok, thanks

By the way, I've noticed a small bug with autowidth: true property. When you set 100% to grid width, in Firefox grids expands to the right under the right scrollbar, i.e. very right part of grid approximately 16px width becomes cut. I guess, it's because Firefox calculates document width in a different way and includes scrollbar.

Tony, I think you misunderstood me.

When you set autowidth:true, jgrid expands to 100% window width and recalculates cells widths proportinally. So in Firefox it expands beyond the right vertical scrollbar. If there is no vertical scrollbar on a page, you won't see this bug, but when the scrollbar appears, 16px of the very right cell is cut by the scrollbar, it goes under it.