[crissiParticipant]

Sorry guys, found it in the doku!

[crissiParticipant]

Hello Peter,

thanks.
Now with the jqx.date it’s working.

[crissiParticipant]

Hello,

The php integration is not the problem.
I’ve prepared the data now in an other way, like this I can use it.

But I have a problem with the create/init editor.
In your first example they check in the createEditor in with row they are. Like this I could add an dropdown into my last row, but how to set all the other rows to a “normal” textinput?
This editor offers dropdownlist and numberinput (as far as I can see this)
Would be great if you cold help me there, somehow I don’t get this…

Thanks

[crissiParticipant]

Hello kathyl,

Well, I’m not an expert, but in the code you posted on the 18., isn’t there the URL missing?

var notesWindowSource =
{
datatype: “json”,
datafields: [
{ name: ‘noteId’, type: ‘string’},
{ name: ‘deviceId’, type: ‘string’ },
{ name: ‘note’, type: ‘string’ },
{ name: ‘dateOfNote’, type: ‘string’, }
],
// id: ‘deviceId’,
editable: true,
cache: false,

You need an URL in this section where to get this JSON from.
Something like
url: ‘notesWindowSource.php’

[crissiParticipant]

Hello Dimitar,

Well, I think I understand this example with an array as source.
I’d like zu use JSON <- PHP <- MySQL.
Is it possible to use the grideditor options, where in your example the rows are checked to offer special edit/cell formating every row, to name the first column/first row in the grid with “Username”, and the second column/first row with the value from JSON?
If so, I could check my 7 rows what I have and do it like this.
Is there a doku for the GridEditor that I just could not find?

Thanks!
Chris

[crissiParticipant]

Thanks, I’ll check this.

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