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Thanks for the info.

The code above is complete functional html file. But i’ve found the problem by your comments. Deactivating the virtalmode was the solution. The grid was dynamically built and i didn’t see this wrong paramater.

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M. Lang

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Hi again,

thanks for the info.

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M. Lang

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Hi Peter Stoev,

okay casing is surely the better naming for this. So i have to define lowercase events only to the grid and all other widgets have same casing for the events ?

Is there a special reason for that and do you plan to synchronize the casing for the events ?

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M. Lang

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Hello again,

i’m using the actual version 3.3.0. I tried to make an example project but today i had no time for that. I would do that, when i’m back out of my vacation

Thanks for your help and support until now.

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M. Lang

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Hello again,

i could reproduce the problem and found a solution for this. I’m using a webservice to get a JSON object. In this object all values with integers are not masked within quotes like a string.

[{{"ID":1,"Username":"MH"}}, {{"ID":13,"Username":"TB"}}];

This sources produces the function error. When i set the ID within quotes it works all fine.

[{{"ID":"1","Username":"MH"}}, {{"ID":"13","Username":"TB"}}];

I’m a littlebit irritated about this because, in the grid’s i use the same way of getting the source and i getting not this error. Integers are not masked with quotes. Perhaps this helps to do a closer inspection of the problem. I could deliver a sample project with sharepoint webpart if are any questions.

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M. Lang

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Hello again,

i’ve tried the combobox with a normal array of values without any dataadapter between and this works without any problems. I suppose it has something to do with the dataadapter and espacially with the binding of displayMember and displayValue. The Microsoft AJAX Framework is no Sharepoint only dll. I think it can be used with .NET 4.x.

It seems that this framework binds a special trim function to the elements that can not be used by jQwidgets. It is not really a SharePoint problem, the only problem with SharePoint is, that the Microsoft AJAX Framework seems to be essential to work with SharePoint.

I placed the include tags for jQuery and jQWidgets within the header of the SP page but after this, the framework is linked and seems to overwrite the trim function.

Anyway ist it possible that you can test jqwidgets with Sharepoint ? Microsoft offers a free Edition called Sharepoint Foundation this can be installed with a small modification on a normal workstation OS with windows 7 or windows 8.x. There is no need for a Windows Server OS.

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M. Lang

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I solved the problem i forgot to change the filter from “stringfilter” to “numericfilter”. I tested the filterting with strings and switched to numeric values.

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M. Lang

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