[NicolasParticipant]

Hello Dimitar,

Thanks for the answer and sorry for reviving this thread. The solution works in your example, but in my case, I don’t use jqxDataAdapter for my data source. I use a sample data like in the following page (on the bottom):

http://www.jqwidgets.com/jquery-widgets-documentation/documentation/jqxchart/jquery-chart-getting-started.htm

I replaced your jqxDataAdapter info by a simple sample and it doesn’t work still in IE8.

In that case, it doesn’t work. Is there a workaround that I can do?

[NicolasParticipant]

P.S The chart is generated inside an iframe.

[NicolasParticipant]

Hello,

Then, how am I supposed to get the values? If it only works at level 0, then I can’t get my values, because the subrows are not defined.

Can’t the getgroup function call a recursive function to get all subgroups until there is no more?

[NicolasParticipant]

Great! For now, it is not a problem, I’ll just do a loop until a better API exists

Thank you Peter! It is always a pleasure to talk with you guys!
Regards

[NicolasParticipant]

This is fantastic news! Sorry for not noticing this parameters before, I though it was more like an array with the index of the rows I wanted to be export. Thank you! This will solve my problem!

[NicolasParticipant]

Hi!

I just retester my jsFiddle (http://jsfiddle.net/8H2bD/2/) to find out that with the new version, the sort and filters are remove when setting new columns. This is fine with me, as the behavior is now consistent. So I’ll handle resetting the sorts and filters on my side.

Regards

[NicolasParticipant]

Hi Peter! Sorry for that late answer.

I just upgraded jqWidgets from version 3.1.0 to 3.2.1 and it seems to solve the problem. The sort on a column that contains empty values seems more consistent now. The jsfiddle I posted confirm it.

Thank you for your great work!
Regards!

[NicolasParticipant]

Of course I could handle that on my side. I would totally understand if both sorting and filtering where lost when I set an array of columns (my array usually match the old one, but there might be new or deleted columns).

But right now, sorting works fine, and the only problem is the filtered columns that lose their styles. I also tried calling “refreshfilterrow” and “applyfilters” after settings the columns, but it doesn’t seems to re-add the filter style.

To me, this behavior looks inconsistent. Settings columns should keep or delete sorting/filtering, but not an halfway behavior. And right now, keeping it seems to works pretty well, apart for the filter style.

[NicolasParticipant]

I just took a deeper look at the jsFiddle (http://jsfiddle.net/8H2bD/2/), and I just found out that after clicking the ‘get set columns’ button, the column ‘firstname’ is still filtered! But, it lost the style (background and icon) that tells the user about the filtering. When in that state, the button ‘clear filter’ doesn’t work, but you can replace with a new filter.

Can you see the same problem that I have here?

Thank you for your great work! jqxGrid is a fantastic component!
Regards!

[NicolasParticipant]

The 3.1.0 seems to solve this issue! Wow, that was fast! Thank you for your great work!

I modified my jsFiddle to show the result :
http://jsfiddle.net/hqs5s/4/

[NicolasParticipant]

It is me again! Sorry

I just tried it with IE9, and the console won’t show the problem! I don’t know for IE10+, but you have to try it with Chrome or Firefox.

The problem is still presents in IE, it just that their console join the array of chars so it looks like a string.

[NicolasParticipant]

Just to add, may be this will be more clear!

Look at this image :
http://hpics.li/cb07f28

1 – First line, I added ‘firstname’ as a group
2 – second line, I added ‘lastname’ as a group
3 – third line, I added ‘productname’ as a group
4 – last line, I moved ‘productname’ from the third position to the second group position. Then, you clearly see that ‘groups’ didn’t return a string (‘productname’) but an array of chars.

Most of my testing are in Chrome. But Firefox give me the same result.

[NicolasParticipant]

Sorry Peter, I didn’t want to bother you. May be there is something I didn’t explain well?

I thought the jsFiddle I sent would help. But you didn’t tell me if you looked at the result of the console.log() return in my example?

I’m 99% sure there is a problem, because I have it in my app and in the jsFiddle. Of course, I could just convert the array of chars in a string, but would it just be best to fix it in jqxGrid?

By the way, I know I sent a lot of topics about bugs. But you are doing a fantastic job! And the license we bought for jqxGrid saved us months of development! Thank you for this!
Regards!

[NicolasParticipant]

Hi Peter!
Yes I did. Look at this jsFiddle :
http://jsfiddle.net/hqs5s/2/

On each “groupschanged” event, it outputs two things : a console.log() and an alert().

If you look only at the alert, you’ll always think it is fine. But look at you console, and you will see that the datafield of the column you just reorder isn’t a string, but an array of char.

Regards

[NicolasParticipant]

I just tried : if you use “alert(groups[0])”, it will show you the array of chars like a string. Use “console.log(groups)” with Google Chrome Dev Tool instead, you will see that the returned value isn’t a string, but an array of char.

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