>> Please use the 3.6.2, the version from GitHub is not stable
Of course I understand this is not stable. But you also need somebody who will find your bugs)))
You can create some option for new id
Yes, this is a bug. If the goal is just remove first column from an array we need to use x=x.slice(1) method bkz x.splice(0) just truncate our arrays if we use browser different from IE.
If you dont want wait when Tony fix it in github
Yes. Im using latest version from GitHub.
FYI I use version from GitHub
Thank you 😉
You use onPaging function only once, so I think nothing bad happens if you remove
if ($.isFunction(ts.p.onPaging) ) {ts.p.onPaging.call(ts,onpaging);}
from line 958 and add next code to lines 1005,1029,1051 passing there one more argument
if ($.isFunction(ts.p.onPaging) ) { if (!ts.p.onPaging.call(ts,this.id,ts.p.page)) return;}
Thanks for reply, Tony. Indeed, in this case autoloading is the solution.
Is there
dsridhar10 said:
Hi,
I am not sure if this is possible with jqGrid. I am trying to work on an application where it should behave same like the excel spreadsheet. The user needs to be able to enter data in the grid, navigate using arrow keys etc.
please let me know.
Thanks,
sridhar.
Hi,
I am also interested in the above. Any update on this?
Tony,
I wonder about using id's in a case like this at all… seems like the template should never have id's, in the case where I want to reuse the same template on the same page (imagine a desktop with instances of a grid class, all having a template with a repeated id). This won't work, simple DOM rules.
I've been using:
$(.classname)[0]
Not knowing PHP, I find the examples of how to add summary rows to subtotal column values IMPOSSIBLE to decipher!
I have the same problem. The solution was to hack grid.celledit.js and comment out //if (!$t.p.knv) { $($t).GridNav(); }
hotfix:
in grid.import.js
replace all:
gprm.colNames.splice(0);
gprm.colModel.splice(0);
use like below
jQuery(”#list”).footerData('set',{cod:'Total',pie:sum});
Ok — the code works.
I had ” instead of “, which Firefox at least was reading as an error.
I would also really like this feature. Thanks for considering it.
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