At end of week I will publish the bug fix release.

There are also a lot of bugs fixed.

Regards

Tony

I'll download the main jqGrid zipfile again to see how to integrate this, since I'm not really confident about copy-pasting this bit of code into jquery.jqGrid.js myself  (especially the combineIntoOne variable confuses me 🙂

Finally after lot of testing I found a cross browser solutioin.

Here is the piece of code in jqGrid loader:

....

if (minver !== true) filename = pathtojsfiles+modules[i].incfile;
else filename = pathtojsfiles+modules[i].minfile;
if (combineIntoOne !== true) {
   if(jQuery.browser.safari || jQuery.browser.msie ) {
     jQuery.ajax({url:filename,dataType:'script', async:false, cache: true});
   } else {
      IncludeJavaScript(filename);
   }
} else {
     combinedInclude[combinedInclude.length] = filename;
}

................

Note the ajax call and not getScript

Regards

Tony

tony said:

Maybe a good solution is to add own ready with delay

tony said:

Hello,

I will try another trick - to append the scripts in div 

Regards

hm... i wonder if that will work : the issue is with safari (and IE) modifying the DOM properly, but only parsing the newly inserted scripts after doc.ready(). Must likely this will stay problematic even if those script elements are inserted elsewhere. My guess is that this is actually a document.ready() "bug", not a jqGrid bug ! Well, it's not a bug either i guess, just a problem on how browsers handle this.

I think the solution will be somewhere in this direction :

http://docs.jquery.com/Ajax/jQ......getScript

dynamically load jqGrid in document.ready(). Of course, this is ugly since with jquery we're used NOT to have to init plugins

I will try another trick - to append the scripts in div 

Regards

I did a small test in the exact same example.html : at $(document).ready(), start a 3 sec timer which then invokes the code as it is now inside doc.ready()

guess what ? It works !

So the issue is now narrowed down to : modifying the DOM to insert <script> elements will parse those scripts AFTER document.ready(), which obviously noodles any code inside doc.ready that depends on those scripts

hurray ! We're getting there !

seemingly this is an old issue with safari :

http://lists.apple.com/archive.....00107.html (this is from 2004 !!!)

this guy did more testing :

http://www.webdeveloper.com/fo.....17817.html

I've done some inspecting, and the js files are properly attached to the head element, so this is NOT the problem. My guess is that the files are indeed added to the DOM, but they are parsed AFTER $(document).ready !!!

Maybe this is the problem, but if you open the demos and reloads all

is OK - right?

I will investigate this.

Thank you 

Regards

Tony

well, this one breaks under IExplorer 6 and safari. If I add the needed js files myself, and disable the loop

 for(var i=0;i<modules.length; i++)

everything is swell !

For now, I can continue manually, but I guess it might be usefull for someone to fix this

Sorry do not test the link that you write.

Yes there is problem. I will see what is this.

Thank you

Regards

Tony

Just now I write this from Safari 3 Win. I do not see any error when testing

the demos

I'm sorry, but I do not have Mac to test.

Regards

Tony

 but it semes that IExplorer 6.0 won't display the file either

firefox seems to be good on both platforms

http://trirand.com/jqgrid/example.html

then hit reload (press Cmd+R) and hte file goes blank. Hit Cmd-Opt-C for console, and you get this bizarre erorr on line 80:

Value undefined (result of expression jQuery("#list2").jqGrid) is not object.