I think no.

Regards

Tony

1. The saved layout (saved after using the JSON.stringify(myjqGridObject.getGridParam()) method) must be saved from a grid which did *not* use a jQuery object to specify the "pager" option when it was created.
2. The existing grid (which you are wanting to redraw with the saved layout) needs to be first cleared by using the GridUnload() method.
3. A new grid needs to be created on the same HTML element as the previous grid, using the saved layout from step 1 as the argument. eg $('#myGrid').jqGrid(JSON.parse(savedParamsString));

You can not do this - see form post on this

5. Use GridUnload method to clear the grid and its parameters.

6. set jqGrid with the saved parametrs. (you should not use reload in this case)

Regards

Tony

jqGrid is a fantastic product. Keep up the good work!

If I use setGridParam() to set jqGrid params (saved in cookie for example) which includes colModel params of 'hidden = true' for some columns, then trigger a reload so the param changes are visible, the column titles do not get refreshed which means they remain visible even though the data for that column has been hidden.

To reproduce:

1. Open fresh jqGrid
2. Use the Show/Hide Columns widget to hide some columns
3. Save the params somewhere using getGridParams() function
4. Do a browser refresh to get a fresh jqGrid which has all columns visible
5. Use the setGridParams() function with the data saved in step 3 as the argument to set the grid parameters
6. Trigger a reload of the jqGrid

Also, is there a function to redraw the grid without re-loading the data?

Cheers,

Matt.