[xrxss15Member]

Ah, I didn’t realize that you are destroying the node itself.

Thanks for clarifying.

Regards,
xrxss15

[xrxss15Member]

Hi Peter,

i’ve downloaded the new version and adjusted my code to your changes. I can confirm that the destroy method doesn’t break the slider anymore.

But I am still having an issue with the destroy method. I can’t re-create the grid in the same node after destroying it:
$(document).ready
( function()
{
var jqxTheme = getTheme();

$(‘#slider’).jqxSlider({ theme: jqxTheme, mode: ‘fixed’, tooltip: true });

var columns = [{ text: ‘one’, datafield: ‘one’, width: 100 }, { text: ‘two’, datafield: ‘two’, width: 100 }];
$(“#list”).jqxGrid({ source: { data: [{one:’ ‘, two: ‘ ‘}], datatype: ‘json’ }, columns: columns });

$(“#list”).jqxGrid(‘destroy’);
$(“#list”).jqxGrid({ source: { data: [{one:’ ‘, two: ‘ ‘}], datatype: ‘json’ }, columns: columns });
}
)

Regards,
xrxss15

[xrxss15Member]

Hi Peter,

I will check the new version as soon as it is available.

Thanks for suggesting a workaround. I am using $(“#list”).remove() already, but I am wondering if it will free up all the memory.

Regards,
xrxss15

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