Hello,

To use trigger(“reloadGrid”) you should

jQuery(“#mygrid”).trigger(“reloadGrid”) in order to known which grid to trigger.

Regards

Tony

Hello,

I hope you answered to your problem.

To refresh a grid at first page

$(“#mygrid”).setGridParam({page:1}).trigger(“reloadGrid”) or to a page what you want.

to preserve the current page when you push refresh button in navigator

$(“#mygrid”).navGrid(“#pager”,{refreshstate:'current'},…..);

Hope this helps

Best Regards

Tony

Here is a link to working example that demonstrates this problem:

http://www.arnaco.com/test/

On the page there are 2 buttons. First loads grid with 500 records, second with only 40. Please use following steps to recreate:

1. Click first “Reload Grid” (top left) button and see grid loads.

2. Scroll grid to Page #20, so it shows records 201 – 240.

3. Click second “Reload Grid With Less Data” button and see grid reloads, but page index is carried over from previouse request.

If you view source of aspx page you will see that onclick I will explicitly set {page: 1} ($('#scrolling').setGridParam({page:1, filter: 1}).trigger('reloadGrid');”).

$(“#mygrid”).trigger(“reloadGrid”,[{page:1}]);

works like a charm and I guess it is possible to set any parametr same way, right?

Thanks Tony,

On the same note… I've notices that when I call $(“#mygrid”).setGridParam(…).trigger(“reloadGrid”,[{page:1}]); with same parametrs it does not send request, but instead uses cashed data? So I was wondering how can I force grid to do fresh request to server?

Thanks

Hi, Tony,

I'm using 3.8.2,

I'm trying to use below code to reload data from server side and show specific page, like current page. $(“#mygrid”).setGridParam({datatype:json}).trigger(“reloadGrid”,[{page:5}]);

grid could load data from server properly, but always show first page instead of page 5.

I think haypet should have the same case to me, could you clarify it for me?

Regards

Simon