[vmanneParticipant]

Thanks Peter. What I noticed is, when I use jqxWindow, it works well, however for jquery dialog it scrolls up the top.

[vmanneParticipant]

And these dropdownlists are inside the jqxNavigationBar

[vmanneParticipant]

Hi Peter,

Can the custom UI appear on the same row as the column name. I looked at filter demo’s. Is there a way to have checked filter show up on the same row as header?

Do you have an example of custom filter UI (on filter menu) with checked filters?

[vmanneParticipant]

+1 vote for an example to do this

[vmanneParticipant]

Thanks Peter, we were able to use the cellrenderer methods to adjust the grid exactly to our needs.

[vmanneParticipant]

Hi Peter,

Sorry I bumped this thread. I don’t have editors as the OP. I should have opened a new thread to help clarify

Please see the new thread.

Thanks
Vik

[vmanneParticipant]

Hello,

I have a similar issue as the OP. When I turn off filters

showfilterrow: false

, for my columns, performance increases *significantly*.

I have eight columns, that load initially and then additional columns are being shown/hidden from a dropdown checkbox list. When I turn off filters, it blazes through.

We’d like to use filters, however, performance is pretty bad. I’ve downloaded latest 2.8.2 and still the same issue.

Please advise.

Thanks.

[vmanneParticipant]

Nevermind, there is a setting

clickToOpen: true

which works beautifully!

[vmanneParticipant]

Thanks Peter, I’m able to style the menu item appropriately based on the link.

[vmanneParticipant]

Hi Peter, I’ll put together a sample project to illustrate this.

[vmanneParticipant]

After much testing I can confirm that object returned from getstate is same as object returned from the db. Not sure why the loadstate

("#asGrid").jqxGrid('loadstate', <em>thisStateFromDB</em>); 

does not work

[vmanneParticipant]

Hi Peter,

thisstate is the serialized form of object (state) which the “savestate” method gives out.

 var state = $("#asGrid").jqxGrid('savestate');   

Instead of ‘savestate’ , should I use ‘getstate’ ?

Is this correct way of saving state info to the database and fetching it back?

var state = $("#asGrid").jqxGrid('getstate');    

Store state as string

JSON.Stringify(state)

to the database and then use

//statefromdb obj comes from db (JSON string)
var thisstate =JSON.parse(statefromdb );
 $("#asGrid").jqxGrid('loadstate', thisstate);

[vmanneParticipant]

Thanks Peter for your reply.

1. I’m calling loadstate when I’m making customization to Grid (such as when a checkbox is selected to show/hide columns)
2. The state is parsed correctly. When I do a console.log for state before persisting to db is same as one before getting from db. (As seen by Firefox Firebug Window->Object
3. ‘m using the latest version (jQWidgets v2.8.0 (2013-Mar-22))

Code snippets

//Saving data:
function SaveState(state) {
console.log(“GridState”, state);
var dataToSend = {
UserId: $(‘#UserId’).val(),
State: JSON.stringify(state) //<—- using JSON.stringify(state) to convert object into string for db storage
};

$.ajax({
url: 'xx/SaveUserSettings/?UserId=' + dataToSend.UserId + '&SettingName=asGrid&SettingValue=' + dataToSend.State,
type:'POST',
data: dataToSend,
success: function (data) {
//alert('saved data ' + data);
}
});
}

//Getting data:

//get 'views' info for the grid
$.ajax({
url: 'xx/GetUserSettings/?UserId=' + $('#UserId').val() + '&settingName=AssignmentsGrid',
success: function (data) {
var thisstate = JSON.parse(data); //<—- using JSON.parse(data) to convert string from db to object
console.log(thisstate);
//attempting to load the state
$("#asGrid").jqxGrid('loadstate', thisstate);
$("#asGrid").jqxGrid('refresh');
$("#asGrid").jqxGrid('render');
}
});

[vmanneParticipant]

Thank you Dimitar. Is there a way to do this natively, without using knockout way? I was hoping to see a function such as

$(‘#menu’).jqXMenu(‘Item Name’, ‘Item Value’);

[vmanneParticipant]

Thanks Peter for the quick reply!

It appears when using native DOM objects FF does not support innerText element. I had to use innerContent and it worked.

However, that is not the case as in your example: when using jQuery $(event.args).text() and it is optimized to work with FF and IE.

Another related question:

Is there a way to provide “navigateUrl” option in the li element, such that when a li element is clicked they are taken to that url instead of catching the on itemclick method?

Thanks again for your quick response!!

[Author]

Posts