[edhrxParticipant]

Apologies…
Found it $(“#jqxWidget”).jqxComboBox(“source”, countries);

Ed

[edhrxParticipant]

Correction to my last post.
I am not sure if it is the correct way

[edhrxParticipant]

Ok… I found a way to do it. But I’m sure it is the correct way.
On the rowchange of the first grid I simply changed the url of the source for the second grid and then did updatebounddata.

Ed.

[edhrxParticipant]

Peter no problem, I can code around it. But you’ll have to admit its a draw back. What you are effectively saying it that all the dialogs you may use on a page to ‘produce’ windows have to already exists. Instead of having just one dialog. I am writing a complex app for use in the NHS here and with jquery ui I can just use the one… but overall I like using the product is evaluating well.

Ed.

[edhrxParticipant]

Peter your dialog works great.
I wanted mine ‘on demand’ as it will be a data entry form

It’s now fixed. I added autoOpen:false then used the ‘show’ method. Works fine now.
$(“#dialog1”).jqxWindow({ height:400, width: 600,isModal:true, theme:’classic’, autoOpen:false});
$(‘#dialog1’).jqxWindow(‘show’);

AMOI I intend to use a jquery ‘theme roller’ theme for some parts of the application. Could this cause any issues ?

Ed.

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