Also fixed.

Tony

Hi OlegK,

I got a problem like this,

http://dl.javaeye.com/upload/p.....2e53ec.jpg

when the total records is less than 1000, it works good; But it doesn't work  more than 1000 (not exact figures) like below:

http://dl.javaeye.com/upload/p.....6bceab.jpg

<?xml version ="1.0″ encoding="utf-8″?>

<rows>
  <page>${page}</page>
  <total>${totalPages}</total>
  <records>${records}</records>
    <#list attendances as att>
    <row id ="${att.id.bh}">
      <cell>${att.id.bh}</cell>
      <cell>${att.xm!}</cell>
      …
    </row>
    </#list>
</rows>

jqGrid version is 3.8!

Best regards!

Ken

Sorry, I found the reason, because I make the number as string!

You are right, this is a workaround. In the question which initialized my post here it was used as a solution. I posted this problem here because I look at the problem from a little other side.

It seems to me the problem which appears once will appear next time for other users. It would be better if one make jqGrid code a little more robust in case of missing some input information. I mean that it would be nice if jqGrid be able to display empty table not only for

{"page":1, "records":0, "total":1, rows:[]}

but also for

{"page":1, "records":0, "total":1}

{"page":0, "records":0, "total":0}

{"records":0}

or

{}

The most part of codes use already default values for missing input parameters. For example you use

    ts.p.page = $.jgrid.getAccessor(data,dReader.page) || 0;
    lp = $.jgrid.getAccessor(data,dReader.total);
    ts.p.lastpage = lp === undefined ? 1 : lp;
    ts.p.records = $.jgrid.getAccessor(data,dReader.records) || 0;
    ts.p.userData = $.jgrid.getAccessor(data,dReader.userdata) || {};

so you tried already to make the code working for undefined input data. The change of the code

    drows = $.jgrid.getAccessor(data,dReader.root);
    if (!drows) { return; }

to one line

    drows = $.jgrid.getAccessor(data,dReader.root) || {};

seems for me the best pragmatic solution of the problem which just follow the other parts of code.

Best regards
Oleg

Thanks. I think that the lines in 3.8 are OK, since you missed in the response the empty array. - i.e in your example we have

{"page":1, "records":0, "total":1}

but I think it should be

{"page":1, "records":0, "total":1, rows:[]}

What do you think?

Kind regards

Tony

In jqGrid 3.7.2 the lines 1098 and 1239 of grid.base.js should be fixed from 

    if(locdata) {

to

    if(locdata && rn) {

because in case of JSON/XML data rn and len will be undefined. And as a result if loadonce:true one will see http://www.ok-soft-gmbh.com/jq.....oData0.htm. After the fixes the empty grid looks like http://www.ok-soft-gmbh.com/jq.....oData1.htm.

The problem with jqGrid 3.8 in MUCH MORE hard. You inserted line 1196

    if (!drows) { return; }

after

drows = $.jgrid.getAccessor(data,dReader.root);

which is wrong. Some initializations like 

    if(ts.p.userDataOnFooter) { $(ts).jqGrid("footerData","set",ts.p.userData,true); }

and

    if (!more) { ts.updatepager(false,true); }

and probably

    ts.p.treeANode = -1;

must be done. In the current version of  jqGrid 3.8 updatepager() will not called the pager will not filled and gridComplete will not called at all.

Best regards
Oleg