[mkrajewParticipant]

I’ve updated your JSFiddle to demonstrate the problem:
http://jsfiddle.net/m5sj59pv/1/

[mkrajewParticipant]

Thanks, I should be able to make a workaround this way. Hopefully there will be a way for you to work around it directly in the app.

Also note, that your workaround did not fix it if the menu was already open and you right-click again. I presume this is due to the closing animation running. I worked around that by calling this before opening the menu:

if (usersContextMenu.is(":visible"))
                usersContextMenu.hide();

[mkrajewParticipant]

Has this issue been resolved? I just discovered this today. Whenever “open” is called on a context menu in Firefox (not other browsers), the browser scrolls to the top, but the context menu opens in the correct place. Then the user needs to scroll all the way back down.

My grid is “below the fold” on the page, so this basically makes the menu unusable.

[mkrajewParticipant]

Hi Peter,
Thanks for the information. In the data source.sort method we were calling
$("#jqxMyRecordsGrid").jqxGrid('updatebounddata', 'sort');
and that did not update the total rows. However if I change that to
$("#jqxMyRecordsGrid").jqxGrid('updatebounddata', 'filter');
then the totalrows does work. I don’t seem to see any other side effects to passing ‘filter’ instead of ‘sort’. What’s the difference (other than it now seems to update totalrows correctly)?

[mkrajewParticipant]

Hi Peter. My question is how do I stop it from bubbling up? I want the grid to completely handle mouse wheel events when the cursor is over it.

[mkrajewParticipant]

Thanks so much. This is extremely helpful!

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