[dpdragnevMember]

Just a thought… I saw in all the examples that you are using dataAdapter. Do I have to use dataAdapter in order to make this work or I can just bind to the source directly?

[dpdragnevMember]

Peter,

I managed to resolve the issue. I am not sure why, but for some reason the background set by ‘images/icon-down.png’ was not picking up the image even though the images directory is in the styles folder where the css is located. I have your files placed in the root of the solution in folder called jqwidgets and as soon as I changed the background from ‘images/icon-down.png’ to /jqwidgets/styles/images/icon-down.png the image showed up.

This is a complete mistery to me, but it seems that css got confused when referencing the file and using the path starting from the root fixed the issue.

Just in case someone else has the same problem.

Thank you,
Daniel

[dpdragnevMember]

Peter,

Thank you for your response. The solutions I am working on is a kind of big and it would be difficult to isolate this portion so I can send you. However, I will send you the only css files that I am including in addition to jqx.base.css and jqx.classic.css. Maybe you can spot something there.

I will send them to support@jqwidgets.com with a subject CSS file for topic DropDownList appearance

Thank you

[dpdragnevMember]

To add to this question: Is there a difference in which order are the js scripts added? The way I bundled them is taking the whole directory with all scripts (probably in alpha order). Could that be the problem?

This was it. The bundling mechanism had added all the scripts in alpha order. As soon as I added them in the correct order the error disappeared.

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