are there any COMPLETE working examples of this that I can download from somewhere. I love jqGrid, but the documentation could be better.
I would also find colspan and rowspan very useful. Thanks!
Thanks Tony. As to #1, is that in the documentation someplace? I looked in the PDF and couldn't find it.
As to #2, I don't understand what you are saying in the first 2 sentences. And, I am attempting to update the select with the ajax $.get call. Or is that not what you mean?
Thanks.
I have this same code in both grids:
loadComplete: function() {
Is this still what is planned for in 3.4?
My bad. I have my grid set up to edit a row by clicking on the navbar icon or by double clicking on the row itself. I did not realize that I need to duplicate the properties for each specification. Sorry.
Interesting. Seems to work and not work intermittently, even when I do a clear reload.
Actually, I like the behavior of long data from a textarea inthe columns, where it just shows what it can. I also found it nice that a “tooltip” with the full text pops up when I hover over that text. I would find it more useful however if the newlines in the data where retained in the tooltip popup.
Thanks.
Thanks, I tried what you suggested (it actually covered several questions I have scattered about on the forum), but the navGrid options did not seem to do anything. The editoptions suggestion for setting the size of a text field does work. I'm not sure waht I might be doing wrong, but isn't it possiible for the dialog to determines how big it should be on its own, based on what is being drawn inside it?
I only set the edit options, just to test it out, and used exactly what you specified in the context of my code:
}).navGrid('#pager2',
I think they may be asking a question I had as well. If I have a php script that is launched by 'editurl', it of course processes the request and updates the database accordingly. But, it it supposed to 'print' anything, like a php script usually does? Or, is it best practice to output nothing?
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