Immediatly after reordering the columns, I save the new order to the database (AJAX). So when I turn over to page 2, the server already KNOWS that the columns were reordered and therefore delivers XML with reordered columns. I assume that jqgrid does NOT assume that the webserver already has the information about the column-reordering, and therefore jqgrid reorders the data in the XML ITSELF, therefore destroying the order because the server already reordered it.

I'd be very happy if anybody could confirm this theory/behaviour.

Workaround: Upload/Rebuild the grid after column-reordering. Wastes a bit of time, but I can live with that. The workaround will be online soon, so you might not see the described mis-behaviour by using the posted URL anymore.

Cheers, Paul

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finally I ran into a problem I don't seem to be able to solve myself. I have a working example online and can describe some simple steps to reproduce the problem. I guess it must be my fault somehow, for the jquery-examples work OK when doing the same thing.

1. http://www.baubook.at/m/PHP/Ka.....obreaker=y

2. swap the 1st and 2nd column (by dragging them within the header)

3. turn over to page 2 by using the pager at the bottom

4. Now we see the problem: The content of the 1st and 2nd row is exchanged. the headers are OK: first column is called "Titel", but the colored boxes should still be in the middle column, and not in the first! Of course I checked the XML-response, and the column-order IS OKAY THERE.

I'd really appreciate some help with this…

Cheers, Paul