[kcruschParticipant]

Yeah, I’m running into this as well. When you say
“If you display your Date as a string and you don’t set the type of the datafield to date….”

are you implying that any time we use a date column and want it formatted as a date (such as “MM/dd/yyyy”) that we are *forced* to allow it to adjust for GMT as well?

[kcruschParticipant]

Yeah, I don’t think i properly described my issue.

So I’m going along using the code just like in the examples,where my javascript has

var theme = getTheme();.

then, just like all the examples, I have
if (theme.length > 0) {
$(“#isActive”).addClass(‘jqx-input-‘ + theme);

then I try to set the value of the checkbox (you know, CHECKING it), the script blows up, because it’s looking for a theme called
“jqx-input-LeaseID=12”.

And i ask myself “what is that?” Turns out if I didn’t specify a theme yet (because I’m too busy getting anything else to work to care about how good it looks) the theme is just taken from the URL. And again, unless I’m missing something, the code in getTheme just takes *the entire* CGI string. Is that right? If so, does that mean I simply cannot use GET variables and jqxWidgets at the same time?

Again, i’m not trying to SET a theme. I’m trying to get the stuff to work before bothering with themes.

Please help.

[kcruschParticipant]

So, unless I’m missing something, that means you can’t use any CGI variables in the URL, because the getTheme() method will just eat up the whole CGI string and assume that’s the theme name?

Again, maybe I’m reading this wrong, but this seems to be a very big problem. I’m getting pages blowing up because it can’t find a theme called “MemberID=4”.

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