I know this problem very well and I have no solution yet. If anyone solved this problem in his work, please let us know.

Greez

fzimmer

the jqGrid is a great tool and we are evaluating to implement this to our companies software developement standard.

Unfortunately we have a recent problem using jqGrids "afterInsertRow" method in conjunction with jquery's "attr" method.

The problem is as follows:

After we added an "onclick" attribute into each table row, using jquery's "attr" method, the Internet Explorer (7) ignores this parameter. With Firefox it work fine.

Does anyone has experienced problems like this before?

We would appreciate any hint that point us to the reason!

Here is the code:

jQuery(document).ready(function(){
  function ModifyGridRow (rowid,rowdata,rowelem) {
        $("#"+rowid).attr('onmouseover', 'javascript:alert('hallo');');
  }
  jQuery('#list').jqGrid({
         url:'/cgi-bin/ajaxresponders/HubZuordnungAjax.pl'
        ,datatype: 'json'
        ,mtype: 'POST'
        ,caption: 'jquery attr test'
        ,sortname: 'HUBSTDORT'
        ,sortorder: "asc"
        ,colNames:['ID', 'Bundesland', 'HUB-Standort']
        ,colModel :[
           {name:'ID', index:'ID', key:true,     title:false, hidden:true}
          ,{name:'BLANDNAME', index:'BLANDNAME', title:false}
          ,{name:'HUBSTDORT', index:'HUBSTDORT', title:false}
        ]
        ,afterInsertRow:ModifyGridRow
  })
});

If we use the plain HTML code of the DOM structure, copied from the firebug or DOM Browser, the MS Internet Explorer works fine

thanks in advance

thaham