Hi Oleg,
Thanks for your reply. In the processs of replying to you, to provide more information, I figured out the problem. I left all of my info here, in case anyone else has the same issue and can learn from my mistake. You don't need to do anything more for me on this issue.
Thanks,
Reg
IE9 debugger isn't telling me anything that I can see is helpful. There are no error messages (although I do see them when I make other mistakes, so it is not just that I am not using it correctly).
My html for the page includes two divs, one for each table:
Hello Tony,
I'll do that, after Christmas. Until then, I hope you have
Hi, you might want to look at
/blog/?page_id=393/help/load-an-image-into-a-cell/&value=181&type=8&include=0&search=2&ret=all
Reg
I took a look in grid.base.js, and it appears that this is part of code like this:
“”
So I am assuming that it is not sometting under our control; what we can do, however, is to add an identiifier to the row ID, wich is what I am going to do until a better solution comes along.
Reg
Thanks Oleg
Reg
Hello Tony,
Can this also be done for the delete dialogue:
$.extend($.jgrid.delete,{/*set here the values that you want to be global*/});
I tried this but it doesn't seem to be working and I am not sure if I have the syntax incorrect or if something else is interfering
THanks
Reg
Thanks Tony, I missed that.
You're right, auto width does not work well in IE, so the form includes a scroll bar which then messes up the height display. But when I set width manually and leave height to take care of itself, it seems to work fine.
Thank you very much
Reg
Figured this one out myself — just had to stop thinking that jqGrid controlled everything. I added a sinlge line, like this,
Hello Tony,
What I am doing as a work-around is to
I think I figured out most of this.
I retireve the search criteria
OK, bad idea.
I have found jsTree which does what I want, and without the hassle of trying to make something do what it wasn't designed to do. Forget I asked anything.
Reg
Hello Oleg,
Thanks for your suggestion. That works for me, so I'm a happy camper again.
Reg
It's not working for me –
First problem I had is that I added this event to the grid definition, not the modal form definition — once I had that fixed, things went better.
I've
Sorry, wasn't clear. Yes, this code comes from my server-side program that creates the html (or xml string) and all it really needs is to include an img tag into the returned data.
Reg
Hello Rottweiler,
Yes this can be done, I do it all the time for exactly the same reasons — in a grid showing what's what (but no in-line editing) I hate to see True/False or Yes/No, so I handle it this way (your syntax may vary)
“Active” is a boolean field in my data; set the image
If Active
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