jQuery Grid Plugin - jqGrid - Topic: IE css bug in subgrid rendering

Jim P on IE css bug in subgrid rendering

Mon, 23 Mar 2009 07:08:55 +0200

This is my solution. This takes away the border in cell 0 and only shows the + of there is subdata to show. In my case not all rows have subdata and that is determined by the two fields in the top row.

afterInsertRow : function(rowid,rowdata,rowelem) {

    if (rowdata.x_parent_type == "children" && rowdata.x_parent_objid == 0)
     {
        $("#"+rowid+" td:eq(0)").empty().unbind("click").css("border-style","none");
         }
      else
      {
        $("#"+rowid+" td:eq(0)").css("border-style","none");
      }
     },

tony on IE css bug in subgrid rendering

Sat, 21 Mar 2009 10:29:53 +0200

Hello,

Try to add some properties for this class in your page in head section

Regards

Tony

Jim P on IE css bug in subgrid rendering

Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:07:56 +0200

Tony,

My manager picked up on this one. He thinks its a big deal. This only effects my IE 7 render. When there is a subgrid for the main grid we put the + toggle in the first column, otherwise that column is blank. When the the + is present the gird gets a left and bottom border, but no top border. In FF, its always has borders, even if when it's blank.

I tried to find this in the css, but this class (sgcollasped) is add by js. If you can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it.

Thanks,

Jim