I am having the same issue.
I would go with the 2 column format and parse all your data fields as text in the format that you want the data displayed.
if the showLink formatter doesn't give you enough options to build the link, then use the custom formatter to call a function to build your link and return your fully formatted hyperlink.
Ben
What I do is include all may tooltips in the the grid as hidden columns, then in the afterInsertRow event I do this:
afterInsertRow: function(rowid){
Thiis ithe why I am looking to add data to the addCaption heading:
Grid_1 = Parent table, add, edit delete is available.
Grid_2 = Child Table, has edit and delete icon, but no add.
Your best bet is to include the column in your grid but don't display it.
Here is an example:
<?php… create your database connection here…
include_once('functions.php');
if (isset($_POST[“oper”])) {
Oleg, thanks for the example and code.
rmvenancio said: About the second question you can do this : Add the onSelectRow on the first grid onSelectRow: function (ids) {
rmvenancio said:
About the second question you can do this :
Add the onSelectRow on the first grid
onSelectRow: function (ids) {
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