[74bitParticipant]

Here is another screenshot, this time from a real Device, Galaxy S5 Mini!

https://ibb.co/ktGsO5

Same problem here!

[74bitParticipant]

You’re right, it works with Iphone-resolution, but try a larger size.

I tested with 1800 x 787 emulated in latest chrome (55)
(jqx should be latest version since this is cdn from your site)

[74bitParticipant]

I stumpled about this post because I had the same problem, that my page was very slow because of too many “addSpecialDate”-calls.

And there absolutely IS a way to make this faster, by not calling “addSpecialDate” many times, but to collect the data in an array and then call it once

var specialDates = [];
while (...) {
   ...
   yourclass = ...
   yourdate= ...
   yourtooltip= ...
   specialDates.push( { Class: yourclass, Date: yourdate, Tooltip: yourtooltip});
}
$('#jqxCal').jqxCalendar('specialDates', specialDates); 

It’s probably to late for the author of the original post, but I may help someone …

[74bitParticipant]

This would really be very usefull. Please consider this as a feature to come.

[74bitParticipant]

I have a jqxwindow with a large formular, larger than the window so there will be scrollbars.

I want to have the save-button always visible (on top, or on bottom)

On a normal page I would solve this with CSS position:fixed, so the save-container stays on the same position and is always visible regardless of where the user scrolls to.

But in the jqxwindow I cannot use this, because the window might move or open at a different position.

[74bitParticipant]

As I said: it does NOT happen on mobile simulators, only on a real smartphone!

[74bitParticipant]

I already did this before did not help.

But I found the solution: you have to add an z-index to the div which contains the content of the docking-element.

Thanks anyway

[74bitParticipant]

Awesome

[74bitParticipant]

Hello Peter,

I know that there is no time-ruler, but there are indeed times in the column “Time”.

How can I set those to a 24-hour-format?

Thanks,
Witold

[74bitParticipant]

It’s working now with Version 3.9.1

views:
			[
				{ type: 'dayView', timeRuler: { scale: 'hour', formatString: 'HH:mm' }},
				{ type: 'weekView', timeRuler: { scale: 'hour', formatString: 'HH:mm' }},
				{ type: 'monthView', timeRuler: { scale: 'hour', formatString: 'HH:mm' }},
	
			],

[74bitParticipant]

Thanks, but is it possible to assign this custom-filter to one of the select-options in the filterrow?

[74bitParticipant]

var getChildItemsTree = function(selectorTree, item) {
			var result = [];
			var allItems = $(selectorTree).jqxTree('getItems');
			for (var i in allItems) {
				if(allItems[i].parentId == item.id) {
					result.push(allItems[i]);
					result.push(getChildItemsTree(selectorTree, allItems[i]));
				}
			}
			return result;
		},

[74bitParticipant]

So, what is your suggestion how to have a html-element inside a cell which should have some jquery-magic?

Thanks,
Witold

[74bitParticipant]

Well, in this special case I was adding a dropzone for an file-upload into a cell and had to add the behaviour to the html-element, which would not work with cellclick-Event at all.

I helped myself with this:

$("#jqxgridBestand").jqxGrid(
		{
			
			ready: gridReallyRendered
		});

var gridReallyRendered = function() {
			
	if ($('.drop').length < $('#jqxgridBestand').jqxGrid('getrows').length) {
			setTimeout(function () { gridReallyRendered() }, 200);
		return;
	}
...
}

[74bitParticipant]

I had the same problem. In my case it appeared because I accidentally was reloading the grid twice at the same time.
(I added an jqxwindow-on-close-handler more than once, which reloaded the grid twice)

Maybe that helps others having the same problem.

Cheers, Witold

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