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Anyone cracked this nut yet?

[luesakParticipant]

Peter,

Is there a way I can control this? As you can see the way we are using the splitter is that it does not collapse. It is a fixed layout.

Thanks

Kim

[luesakParticipant]

We have attempted to tackle this problem so many times I can’t recall how many!
It just seems to be an inherent problem with dynamic grids.

To date we still don’t have any solution for this… string checking is really not bullet proof. And there’s no library out there for this either.

Does anyone have a solution to this? If so please share!

Thanks

Kim

[luesakParticipant]

This is how it is on regular desktop browsers:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ltz3um190f4gnue/2015-01-23_11-26-04.png?dl=1

[luesakParticipant]

Adding to tree grid would be good too.

Kim

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Peter,

I’m not sure I understand what you mean by: 1. I suggest you to do now change the panel’s display settings because by doing that you will affect its Layout.

Please clarify.

Thanks so much!

Kim

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Peter,

Thanks for the tip. All I had to do was change $_GET to $_REQUEST on the server side.

Thanks

Kim

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Dimitar,

I tried the code above before posting. It only appears to work but doesn’t really work because there seems to be some other thing tracking the focused state of the button. What happens is that when you move the mouse back over the button nothing happens… when it supposed to receive focus… because the button already thinks… it is in focus.

Please help!

Kim

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Peter,

Can we have the default implementation for loadServer data that will support filtering, sorting, etc?

There’s no documentation anywhere so we don’t even know where to start.

Thanks!

Kim

[luesakParticipant]

Chrome latest version. Thanks!

[luesakParticipant]

Peter,

Thanks… is there anything in the internals that I can try to hook on to?

Thanks

Kim

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Peter,

Thanks so far… I’ve been trying to crack this nut… but it’s not working… here’s the problem…
.jqxInput({displayMember: sDisplayMember, valueMember: sValueMember, source: function (query, response)

The source function takes 2 params. I understand the query is the text in the input box, the response seems to be some kind of function that is related to opening the list of suggested matches…

The loadComplete funciton of the settings of the dataAdapter uses this reponse param… as follows:
loadComplete: function (data)
{
if (data.length > 0)
{
response($.map(data, function (item)
{
return {label: item[sDisplayMember], value: item[sValueMember]};
}));
}
}

If I defined the datadapter outside as you mentioned… how would I get this response parameter?

A code sample would really help!

Thanks

Kim

[luesakParticipant]

OK… that might work.. problem is.. how do I get a reference to the jqxDataAdapter from the autocomplete… here’s how I’m setting the data source for the input

$(“#inputBox”).jqxInput({displayMember: sDisplayMember, valueMember: sValueMember,
source: function (query, response)
{
var dataAdapter = new $.jqx.dataAdapter
…..

As you can see this is like the demo example. the dataAdapter is inside the source function… how can I get a hold of that so I can call the dataBind function… or is there a different way to set the source?

Kim

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Peter,

Calling suggest just seems to open up the popup…. without closing it… is there another internal API that I can send the query back to get the id from the DB without opening the popup?

Thanks

Kim

[luesakParticipant]

Thanks. I don’t see suggest anywhere in the docs… I guess it’s $(“#id”).jqxInput(“suggest”);
is that correct?

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