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That worked perfectly – thank you.

ATG

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Dimitar,

I have a grid that will likely span a page and a half when printed and filled with data. Just like most table/grid documents I need to repeat the column headings on the next page. Does that make more sense?

Thanks,

ATG

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I am presenting sequential events based on varying amount of time to complete, from 1 to usually 12 but may go up to 15. Currently the first event plotted, #1, plots at the intercept of the X and Y axis. I have a web page at http://rad.tillittechnologies.com that shows the intercept issue. Secondarily I would like to auto range the Y axis values, changing Max as required.

Thanks,

ATG

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All,

Since there has not been any response to my post I thought I would update my own progress.

After several hours more comparing line from example to line from code I changed 2 things, but remain unconvinced either should be necessary. First change was I copied the dataAdapter code from the demo and pasted it underneath my dataAdapter code so I could line things up. The difference was a space in the dataAdapter line after { and before the word async from demo to my code. In anguished desperation despite the trivial possibility of it making a difference, I added the space. Second was that I changed the entire web root file system on my Fedora laptop using chmod -R 0777 from /var/www/html. After losing a full day this works on my laptop. I note that the downloaded archive demos do not require more than chmod 0755 to run just fine…

Unless anyone has any words of wisdom I am moving on to importing yet another multidimensional array into a grid control.

ATG

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Peter,

*WOW* you are fast! Thank you, I will go take a look see.

Thanks again!

ATG

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Peter,

I will try to be more specific, maybe this will help. I have a process I call via PHP pclose/popen that sequentially collects network data, similar to a Linux traceroute but with a great deal more data. This process takes about 20 minutes to complete and provides stdout and a text file as results. In Perl I have written a parsing routine that I have used for years to sort what I want from the text file. I am now hoping to capture the stdout as a data source and use both your jqGrid and jqChart controls to show those vastly less patient than I that the tests are running and show incremental updates every couple minutes.

I am trying to use the jqWidgets but am too new to this to follow your guidance in reading the PHP Integration demos and understanding your lead.

Thank you for your patience.

ATG

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Peter,

Thank you for replying and I do appreciate references to demos for answers and furthering my own education. From the greyed out demos I see on this site do I just just json encode the $buffer and then figure out what connect.php should be? Am I missing something obvious to the casual observer?

Thanks,

ATG

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I just keeping steppin in it…my reply with tags is messed up. The usual HTML bold and strong tags work.

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OK I’m a noob.

http://www.jqwidgets.com/wp-content/plugins/bbpress-post-toolbar/images/code.png
source: dataAdapter,
columns: [
{ text: ‘Status‘, datafield:
http://www.jqwidgets.com/wp-content/plugins/bbpress-post-toolbar/images/code.png

The bold tags work just fine, as do tags.

ATG

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Dimitar – thank you, it will work for now. I was hoping for something different, but it will get the job done for RC1. I’ll try and expand it more when I have the time – or after another stifled scream of anguish as my boss tells me that now that he see’s it, he doesn’t like it…

ATG

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