Ok so I used this to fix my problem.
gridComplete: function() {
tony said:
Hello,
Without a link to the problem I can not help.
Actually what you can try to do is to have a pure grid without any additional CSS and etc. – just test this in a simple page and then add the othetr thing one by one or vice versa.
Kind Regrds
Tony
Hi Tony,
I can understand.
I think I understand the issue itself.
It is because I am using jquery ui tabs.
My jqgrid is in a second tab which is loaded via AJAX.
And the jqgrid is populated using another AJAX call.
The issue arises when before loading the jqgrid, the tab contents load and there are no scrollbars on the right side of the browser.
The jqgrid resizes to the correct width inside
archan.bhatt said:
tony said:
Hello,
I think that this should work, because there is no problem in my IE8 (in I7 mode it works ok too)
You are the first one that reported this problem, but as I say – “Ende gut – alles gut”
Kind Regards
Tony
Somehow, my IE8 does not run properly. When I write the url and hit enter, it works fine but when I press refresh (or F5), it crashes!
Regards,
Archan
Hi Archan,
Did you ever figure out how or why it was doing this?
As I am also having the same problem, I am starting a new jqGrid from scratch to test another issue i'm having but I'm getting this issue here but with the 3.8 version. Only in IE compatibility mode and IE 8 so far.
Hi guys,
I also noticed another issue.
Don't know what's going on but here's what's happening.
Also when the grid I am building returns no records found, the table expands itself and overlaps outside of my jQuery UI tab content box.
So it's the same issue as the first one i mentionned but this one is when it's empty records.
I find it wierd, I don't know why it's doing this.
Any hints or help anyone would be appreciated, thanks!
Anyone else able to reproduce this error?
This is how i'm using it.
{
name:"active",
index:"active",
width: 60,
align:"center",
stype:"select",
searchoptions: {
value: "-1:All;1:Active;0:Inactive",
defaultValue: "1"
}
}
Hi,
This is how I do it, where you have your change event, I use this to call the search:
$(“#list”)[0].triggerToolbar();
Ok so I found a way to get this working.
Not sure if my method is the best way, but it seems to work for me.
Here's what I have done for those of you interested.
In grid.custom.js I have added the following:
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