RumenHello,
Check out this forum thread for possible solutions:
/blog/?page_id=393/help/addform-and-datepicker/
RumenWhich version are you using? Something very similar to that was addressed in 3.6.2 released a few days ago:
http://www.trirand.com/jqgridwiki/doku.php?id=wiki:change#jqgrid_3.6.2_changes_and_fixes
RumenThis typically occurs when the localization file for the grid is not loaded (defined before the grid). Here is a typical grid setup:
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<span id="tabs_ASPXCode"><head</span> |
RumenThere are many samples available online in the Demo link. You can also download the sample package locally to see how they are implemented:
http://www.trirand.com/blog/jqgrid/downloads/jqgrid_demo36.zip
Last, but not least, we have extensive documentation online, including Getting Started/Before you begin notes here:
http://www.trirand.com/jqgridwiki/doku.php?id=wiki:jqgriddocs
Hope this helps.
RumenThanks for reporting that. Can you please send us the updated Norwegian localization you are using (send to rumen.stankov@trirand.net if possible please).
We will include the updated localization in the future releases of the product.
Thanks a lot.
RumenI guess you can can get the IDs of the header cells (you can use FireBug to see which IDs jqGrid assigns to headers) and with jQuery you can set the “title” attribute of the cells – this will essentially provide the tooltips. This can be done in window.load or document.ready events.
RumenHello,
One idea you can try is to hook the client-side loadError event and create your own error handling that will override the default one, e.g.
..
loadError: loadErrorHandler
..
loadErrorHandler(xht, st, handler) {
Rumenjust an updated, fixed only in the bottom part (as of 3.6.2), will be fixed for all cases soon.
Excuse us for the inconvenience.
RumenThanks for sharing this with the community, we will also take a look and hopefully provide feedback.
To anyone else interested – soon (in 2 weeks, we will be releasing PHP framework for almost codeless integration of jqGrid in your project) – details here:
RumenHello,
Are you using custom or link formatter for displaying the link for the image inside the grid? Can you please use FireBug or some other debugging tool to make sure it is indeed in the correct format?
You can use the examples we provide
http://trirand.com/jqgrid/jqgrid.html
and especially the “New in 3.4 -> Custom Formatter” example to see how you can provide custom format for a grid cell.
RumenHello,
Try setting width for the grid itself (in addition to the columns). There is a top-level width property of the grid, I see you have not set it – setting it to, say, 800, while having all these columns with much bigger cumulative length will produce a scrollbar.
RumenHello,
This is possible by using the afteShowForm event of the grid – it gets fired immediately after the form is shown. Then, you can locate the element showing the field (the same ID as the column name) and hook the autocomplete logic to it.
Example:
…
afterShowForm:
RumenNo problem, it's okay. Glad the you have it working.
RumenHello,
The same problem is described here (the whole thread is useful and I recommend it), but last post nails it:
http://www.trirand.com/blog/?page_id=393/help/problem-with-jqgrid/#p12725
you can use FireBug to see what gets loaded and what not. Most probably path to CSS files is not correctly set (e.g. root relative) and some of the css files are not found by the browser.
Search in google/forums is quite useful. We have 15,000 posts with lots of info there. Docs too.
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