.Are the saveState and loadState functions supported with tree grids?
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Visually they appear to work with loadState restoring the grid to its appearance at the time of saveState but after loading it is no longer possible to expand/collapse nodes and getLocalRow returns false
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To test this I added save/load buttons to the onselect_event demo file
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<body> <button id="emptygrid">Unload</button> <button id="savestate">Save Grid State</button> <button id="loadstate">Load Grid State</button> <table id="tree"></table> <div id="pager"></div> <div id="selection"> price:<span id="price"></span><br/> icon: <span id="uiicon"></span> </div> <script type="text/javascript"> jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $('#emptygrid').button().click(function() { emptygrid = $.jgrid.gridUnload("#tree"); console.log("empty grid"); }); $("#savestate").click(function(){ state = $.jgrid.saveState("tree"); console.log("savestate"); }); $("#loadstate").click(function(){ $.jgrid.loadState("tree"); console.log("loadstate"); }); jQuery('#tree').jqGrid({ ... |
MymsMan
The fix solves my problem of expanding/collapsing nodes that I initially reported but does not solve the secondary problem that i reported yesterday.
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In the onselect_demo after loadstate in the select handler the contents of the isLeaf, expanded, uiicon properties appear to have been interchanged.
MymsMan
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