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g.headers[c] is undefined

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g.headers[c] is undefined

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April 20, 2010 at 1:29 pm #76032

komaruloh
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Not sure where to put this, but this room seem the best to me. 😀

Anyway I got this “g.headers[c] is undefined” error when I try to load json data into jqgrid.

I am using jqgrid 3.6.4 on jquery 1.3.2. My jqgrid setting is like this :

jQuery(document).ready(function(){
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April 21, 2010 at 8:53 pm #93947

tony
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Hello,

You have 5 columns defined, but your response contain 6 like this:

{“page”:”1″,”total”:24,”records”:239,”rows”:[
{“id”:”1″,

“cell”:[“1″,”AF”,”AFGHANISTAN”,”Afghanistan”,”AFG”,”4″]},

…

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April 22, 2010 at 7:13 pm #93951

komaruloh
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Thanks for the response tony.

CMIIW, is that an issue? Since if I define ONLY ONE column in header using the same JSON data, 6 column in response, the error is gone.

I have tried to debug the jqgrid to findout what is happening. It seems that g only has single header. While the jqgrid trying to access non-existance index in g.headers since 1 is assigned to c as the second index (which is not exist in the given runtime).

I may have do it in the wrong way or miss some setting in using jqgrid. And forgive me for my english, since it is not my native language. 😀

Thanks in advance

April 28, 2010 at 12:39 pm #94061

komaruloh
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I would like to update this thread. The problem seems to be conflict beetwen jqGrid and jquery.validate. When I remove the jquery.validate, the jqGrid is working as expected.

Thanks for the reply and views.
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