jqGrid version 3.1 is out. This is bug fix release, but include a lot of improvements and new methods. There is a first user module add-on provided by Paul Tiseo. For full list of changes please refer to Relese notes in documentation page.
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jqGrid version 3.1 is out. This is bug fix release, but include a lot of improvements and new methods. There is a first user module add-on provided by Paul Tiseo. For full list of changes please refer to Relese notes in documentation page.
Enjoy
I’m happy that at end the 3.0 version of jqGrid is out. The good news is that the full documentation is ready. It was a hard work for me since my English is not very good. I apologize if there are some errors and hope to correct them with a help of community.
Enjoy.
Hi all. After a lot of work and help of community I have done the final release of jqGrid. The changes of the final release are big. First of all jqGrid have modular structure. The grid is divided in four modules - basic grid, inline editing module, subgrid module and the new form editing module. This way it is easy to do something into the module without changing the basic of the grid. The new form editing module uses two external plugins (I do not want to reinvert the wheel) jqModal and jqDnR from Brice Burgess.
The second news is that the grid has a lot of new themes. I hope you will enjoy them.
Of course there are a lot of bug fixes.
The preview release can be found here
This is not official release. It will be official when the documentation is done. I’m working hard on this.
I hope you will Enjoy
At end 3.0 (rc) version of jqGrid is out. This version is a major release, because I have totally rewrite the code for the methods without affecting the behavior of the plugin.
The grid is now compatible with jQuery 1.2.1, but in the example page I use 1.1.4 version of jQuery. The problem is that with 1.2.1 jqGrid has a little slowly behavior. I do not know why?
The example page is totally rewritten. Every example has a separate code for html and javascript. You can view this here.
This version fixes a lot of bugs relating to json data, formating, xml manipulation and add following features.
I have made a decision to go direct to version 2.0, since this release has a lot of new features and bug fixes. Thanks to all that helped me to make this better. I will begin with a fixed bugs.
I have updated the jqGrid to 1.1beta.
This version fixes a bug posted from Luca and add another feature - SubGrid.
Since I’m very busy with a project, I do not have time at the moment to describe all the new features (sorry). I hope that this will be done after some days.
The good news is that the grid is tested on IE6/7, FF1.05/2.0.0.x, Konqueror 3.5.6.
Only on Opera I have problems described from Luca.
Any comment and suggestion will welcome.
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