[Main Street JamesParticipant]

Hristo,
This issue appears to be fixed in v7.2.0.

MSJ

[Main Street JamesParticipant]

Thank you very much, Peter

[Main Street JamesParticipant]

Peter,
Is there a way for me to access the values entered in the filter so I can store them and populate them when a date filter is requested? Does the filter API support this type of access?

Thanks,
James

[Main Street JamesParticipant]

Peter,
I am trying to isolate the issue. The page with the grid is complex and I want to be able to recreate the issue with as little code as possible.

James

[Main Street JamesParticipant]

Hristo,
I have been looking at the Release History. That is how I knew it was not fixed, and why I asked about an estimate for fixing it (it was reported 5 1/2 months ago).

It is a shame that we cannot use jQWidgets’ tooltips on our pages because they do not work properly. We cannot tell the visitors to the sites we develop “don’t use your phone on our sites, and don’t use Safari or Firefox, because there is a problem”. :-/

MSJ

[Main Street JamesParticipant]

Hristo,
I was wondering if you had an estimate on when this bug will be fixed? I’ve been told it affects Firefox as well as Safari (including iOS).

Thanks,
MSJ

[Main Street JamesParticipant]

It is not the image that is causing the issue. The image was causing the target of the tooltip to display lower on the screen.

In Safari, when the target of the tootltip is below the bottom of the browser window the location of the tooltip is affected.

Please try this link, scroll to display the jqWidgets button and click on it.
http://jsfiddle.net/5z8b71z9/1/

Thanks,
MSJ

[Main Street JamesParticipant]

It turns out that calling jqXHR.abort() in the beforeSend method cancels the jquery ajax request.

I want to avoid duplicate server requests that do not change the returned data. These duplicate requests can occur when a user presses one of the non-alphanumeric keys on the keyboard (e.g., arrows, page up & dn, Windows or Apple key, etc) or when the current tab loses and regains focus. Calling the jqXHR.abort() method when the current settings.data value is the same as the previous settings.data value prevents these duplicate requests.

[Main Street JamesParticipant]

Peter,
Does this mean that if a request starts there is no way to stop it?

Thanks,
James

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