Hi Tony, thanks for the reply, I solved the problem a few minutes ago. A piece of my code set the 'editable' property for the column to the string “true” instead of to the boolean value true. This caused the grid to not be editable.
Best Regards,
Roman
Mike,
i have a similar requirement, where some fields in the form are not editable but should be displayed on the form. but while adding i need these to be editable.
Please let me know if you any of you all found a soultion?
kikz4life said:
i'm currenytly trying to integrating jqGrid to code igniter framework. i was using flexigrid in mywebsite.
I don't mean to hijack this thread but I am having a similar problem trying to resize my grid. And I think I have the wrong order in which I load the scripts. I have not been able to figure out what order these scripts should come in by following the documentation. I am using 3.6.2 I get an error msg from firebug saying uncaught exception: jqgrid – no such method: gridResize
jQuery(”#s4list”).jqGrid({
I was able to figure it out, messed around with ui.jqgrid.css particularly this line which seems to edit the entire outside border of the table
.ui-jqgrid{position:relative;left:285px;font-size:11px;}
I had to google up css relative, what relative does is it lets you specify left, top, bottom values so that you can manually position it.
Tony,
Thank you for your dedication to this project. I have been searching through the forums and I have found this post. I wanted to align my table better right now it's all the way to the left, it looks very out of place. I am really new to web design, it is a hobby and I enjoy it very much. Anyhow I have tried
Your suggestion, I do see that the table inside gets adjusted as far as text size goes but I can't get it to move from the corner.
I am using
Hello, well I think the reason why your filter isn't working is because of your MySQL syntax. After your FROM table_name statement add WHERE 1 = 1
this way when you try to filter it will work correctly because the php code expects a where clause to already exist and in MySQL you can not have two where clauses as it will return a syntax error.
Hello,
Thank you for the reply. The browser was not halting because of the php code instead it was the javascript code causing it. After googling I realized that the Operation Aborted popup was due to a bug in IE that does not know how to handle javascript code that is not included inside the body tag. There are articles and many posts about it. I was able to fix this user error by including the javascript code inside the html body tags.
I am glad I got this to work. Now I am trying to figure out how to align my table so that it doesn't look like it was just randomly thrown in there.
I am still facing same problem. I looked at my apache logs to see if I saw anything out of the ordinary…
I saw that the last request that was sent out was the php script, which is called upon by the javascript file called search4.js
I have put my php code in the following site to see if anyone could tell if anything in that code would cause ie6 to halt.
hello tony, I used the code:
var recs = $(”#mygrid”).getGridParam('selarrrow');
for(var i=0;i<recs.length;i++){
Any update to this? My users are requesting the possibility to have the pager at the top of the grid and at the bottom at the same time. To save on having to scoll down to the bottom on large recordsets to perform any actions.
Hello,
I have the same problem – when typing in a textarea (inline edit mode) I would like to use the enter key to create a new row instead of submitting the changes.
Another issue that we found is when you drag and drop a column header to change it's position within the grid, the columns between the header row and the data rows do not line up anymore.
Actually I see that you may have a fix for #1 due out in release candidate 3.7 from another post in these forums.
Tony:
Unfortunately, the development is localhost at the moment. I have seen the issue with the page jumping somewhere else as well. I don't think it was in these forums, but out on the web. The second issue can be reproduce with IE7 with your grid in cellEdit mode.
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