[nadeem4nParticipant]

Hi Peter,

JQX grid does not show any data in IE8 when binding to an observable array (there are empty rows only with column headers). It does not throw any error. I tried it with your sample here but that too has the same problem.

Please advise.

Regards,
Nadeem Ullah

[nadeem4nParticipant]

I found out the issue and yes, the element was not yet loaded because there was some issue in HTML syntax and IE8 is strict about it and it was not rendering the html at all. Corrected the syntax and the error was gone.

But there is another issue with JQX grid on IE8. I posted details to another post here.

[nadeem4nParticipant]

Hi Peter,

I am getting the same error but it happens even before we instantiate the grid (error is thrown when script is included as a RequireJS dependency). This is happening only in IE8 browser, other browsers are fine. It is not mentioning the name of selector in the message, so the error message is “Invalid Selector! Please, check whether the used ID or CSS Class name is correct.”

Any ideas?

Regards,
Nadeem Ullah

[nadeem4nParticipant]

Thanks Peter,

After comparing with the sample, I fixed it as below in “renderingrows” function. The returned array needs to have the same indices as given in params parameter. Earlier, I was using “slice” method on my data array where resulting array always starts with a 0 index.

renderingRowsFun: function(params){
   var range = {};
   for(var i = params.startindex; i <= params.endindex; i++){
      range[i] = yourData[i];
}
return range;
}

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