Hello,
The easiest solution, if you are using IE, is to put
.ui-jqgrid tr.jqgrow td
{
Hi Mirku,
Try grid option “hiddengrid: true” (see documentation under Basic Grid — Options)
Reg
Thank you Emilio, I have made the change you suggest and it now works just the way I want it to.
Thanks again,
Reg
Hello,
This may be a red herring, but I got burned on something similar to this today, until I found the following note in the jQuery site:
Hello Tony,
Thanks for the tip.
I now have the following:
Hello Tony,
Yes,
Yes, in the documentation look for altRows and altClass: under Documentation — Basic Grid — Options
Reg
Hi Tony,
Thanks for the re-direction. I have made the change to how I create the grid and the related calls, but am still missing something in my understanding. My code now looks like this:
Hello,
The short answer is “yes, there is a way”
The long answer is the answer is too long to post here, but
Hello,
I have similar issues in my app and I have two solutions:
1. open the edit window in a new browser window
Now that I know more about the latest version of jQuery, epecially UI, the answer to Tony's question is “No, I don't need these extra lines because those widgets are included in jQueryUI.1.8.2” and I have removed them.
Thanks
Reg
And the solution is… (Tony and I worked it out off-line) the scrollable division was not defined in the css file as position: relative. Adding this line was
Well, the simple solution of applying .show() and .hide() to a td apparently doesn't work, so I still cannot make this work the way I would like.
Tony, is there any way that you could add IDs to the elements in this area?
Thanks
Reg
Thank you Michael, that helps.
Using FireFox shows that these elements do not have an id assigned, unlike prev, next, last, etc. I am going to try to hide the entire
Thanks,
Reg
Hello Tony,
Yes , that is it. Thanks for the fast response. On to the next problem …
Regards,
Reg
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