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Missing cell border in FF and IE when adding empty select cells

09/10/2009
12:42

Pete

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I checked and double checked my code and I can't seem to find any other reason this occurs. So I am guessing it is a bug. This appears to be similar to one that was fixed in 3.2.2:

"fixed addRowData method: when adding a empty value, IE was not correctly displaying the border of the cell"

When I add an empty row to my grid that has several (6) select type cells I don't see the complete cells. Some have no borders and some have incomplete borders. I add the row using code like this:

var rc = $(gridName).addRowData(rowcount,{'':""},"last");

The row is added but the borders are missing or incomplete on the select cells in particular. A regular text cell seems to render OK.

I see this in *both* Firefox (3.5.3) and Internet Explorer 8. I am running version 3.5.3 (plus Git Hub patches)

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Pete

14/10/2009
11:09

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Hello,

Could you please provide a link to the problem or post the grid configuration again with adding the data. Do not forget to enclose this in code tag.

Thanks

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14/10/2009
19:01

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I'll see if I can put a simple test case together. Otherwise I'll temporarily depoy the application so you can see it.

15/10/2009
11:35

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Tony,

I put up a static version here:

http://www.petesworkshop.com/j...../test2.htm

I hard coded the select content where in my "real" application it makes a roundtrip to the server but you can see the effect: Missing borders when you add a row.

You need to click on the locations tab first and then back to "Employee Time Cards" tab to render the grid. Then click on the "Add" button and you should see the problem.

Thanks,

Pete

17/10/2009
03:41

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Hello,

I see this. The problem is in formatter:'select'. The value returned from formatter is empty string which causes the cells not to have borders. Also will see how to fix this.

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19/10/2009
10:16

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Thanks Tony! I know you have been very busy ! I appreciate you looking into it.

Pete

20/10/2009
02:26

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Hello Pete,

It is fixed. Thanks.

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20/10/2009
10:04

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Thanks for that! What branch was the fixed posted to ? (I assume the fix is in GitHub)

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21/10/2009
02:38

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Hello,

The 3.6 branch

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24/10/2009
16:13

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Tony. Thanks. That is fixed!

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