[djglxxiiParticipant]

It DOES work fine in Internet Explorer, Edge, and Firefox. There is definitely an issue with Chrome and I cannot figure out what it is. I’m leaving at that since demoing the library with Firefox will work for now.

[djglxxiiParticipant]

I’m experiencing the same behavior as tcorrigan5. The JQX Grid widget appears, but the data never populates (I’m using server-processing = true). No call is ever made to the data API, and there are no errors in the browser console output. Everything works fine in Internet Explorer, however.

<jqx-grid id="grid"
          width="100%"
          server-processing="true"
          pageable="true"
          page-size-options="@Model.PageSizeOptions"
          page-size="@Model.UserPreferedPageSize"
          columns-resize="true"
          auto-height="true"
          sortable="true"
          filterable="true"
          alt-rows="true"
          columns-reorder="true"
          enable-mouse-wheel="false"
          enable-ellipsis="true"
          source-root="data"
          source-total-records="totalRecords"
          source-model="@Model.Model"
          source-url="@Model.DataUrl">
    <jqx-grid-columns>
        @foreach (var col in Model.Columns)
        {
        <jqx-grid-column filterable="true"
                          sortable="true"
                          hideable="true"
                          draggable="true"
                          column-type="@col.ColumnType"
                          filter-type="date"
                          hidden="@col.IsHidden"
                          text="@col.NameKey"
                          datafield="@col.PropertyName">
        </jqx-grid-column>
        }
    </jqx-grid-columns>
</jqx-grid>

[djglxxiiParticipant]

Is there a simple fix for this? I am doing a presentation in a few days trying to sell the company on using JQWidgets for our enterprise application and would love to have this working in Chrome.

It seems like Chrome isn’t recognizing the Javascript within the script tags. There are no errors or anything, just nothing is executed.

[djglxxiiParticipant]

Do you mean it’s unfinished? Because there is most definitely a “NavBarTagHelper” within the jQWidgets.AspNetCore.Mvc.TagHelpers package.

Thanks.

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