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Hi Peter

I found the solution. If you don’t supply any text for the header title then the close button is not visible.

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Adrian

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Ok, thanks for clarification.
I was able to get it run.

One more question:
The panels property of the splitter is not a jqxPanel, right?

Adrian

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Hi Peter,
Sorry but I’m unable to see where the difference is between my html structure and the ones in your examples?

Adrian

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Hi Peter

Ok, now it works in IE and FF. Great.

Thank you very much.

Regards
Adrian

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I have found the problem.

jsfiddle does not run on Internet Explorer! I tested it with Firefox.

Just installed jqWidgets Version 2.7 and tested it with Firefox and everything works fine!
It seems a problem with Internet Explorer (Version 8 on Windows 7 and Version 10 on Windows 8 as I have these two for testing)!

Testing my Website on these two computers formats the date wrong in IE! Tests with Firefox were made only on Windows 7 as I don’t have FF on Windows 8.

I need a working java script library that is compatible with the most popular browsers.

Please help!

Regards
Adrian

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Hi Peter

Unfortunately the jsfiddle works like….
Your response pointed me to a new version 2.7 of your controls, while I’m working actualy with Version 2.6.1. Will give the new version a try and report my findings.

Regards
Adrian

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Hi all

One more note from my side as I’m digging deeper and deeper into this bug:

By using the usual libraries as Peter as included in his example the following line of code returns:

new Date(Date.parse(‘1988-05-23T00:00:00.000’)) ==> NAN

Then I tried a javascript library called iso8601.js (found here: https://github.com/csnover/js-iso8601) that replaces the usual date.parse(…) method and tried the above statement once again:

new Date(Date.parse(‘1988-05-23T00:00:00.000’)) ==> Mon May 23 02:00:00 UTC+0200 1988

and the date could be parsed into a javascript date object!

But unfortunately from that point seems no easy jquery or javaScript method to exist for formating this date object to dd.MM.yyyy format as for example $.datepicker.formatDate(‘dd.MM.yyyy’, ‘Mon May 23 02:00:00 UTC+0200 1988’) throws an exception.

I’m stuck with this problem.

Hope somebody can clarify it for me and especially give a solution to my original problem with date formating in jqxgrid cell.

Regards
Adrian

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Hi Peter

Thank you for your help.
Unfortunately your example doesn’t work. I have copied it into a new asp.net mvc 4.0 web application and it doesn’t format the date.

Below Image of the output:

Any more ideas?
Adrian

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Hi Peter

Thank you for fast reply.

As I have written in my post I tried this option already. And the date was not formatted as expected. Do you have an example of such an cellsformat string so that a date in the format 1988-05-23T00:00:00.000 is displayes as 23.05.1988? Can you modify my example above so that it should work? Please remember that I’m located in switzerland and thus browser as well as operating system settings are all set to German (Switzerland) or similar settings and not to ‘English’ settings.

Please help.

Regards
Adrian

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Hi Dimitar

Thank you for your reply.
Your workaround seems to work as expected.

Your workaround implies that there is a bug in splitter widget, isn’t it? Because documentation about splitter widget says that it generates panels for both sides of the splitter and about the jgxpanel is wirtten: “This widget is a container for other widgets or elements. It automatically adds horizontal and vertical scrollbars, if the content is not fully visible”.
Perhaps the question is more: Does the panels Array of the splitter widget reference jqxPanels or some other kind of panels?

For the moment I can live with the workaround you sugested.

Thanx
Adrian

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