Thanks. The only think that I see is that to th element a preventDefault is used. This is the issue IMHO. But removing this will cause another problem in FF when we try to sort data. Also the problem for me is open.

Regards

Tony

I return to my initial question: do you have any idea why FF3 does not display the title the th (or the div it contains) has?

for instance at http://bleguern.fr/blg/view/jq.....hp?lang=en

firebug shows:

<th class="grid_resize" style="width: 59px;" title="Jean-Marc Quarin"> ...

but FF3 does not display the title.

Sorry do not understand.

Also to do this we need to add a 4 parameter to this method, with wich help we can set attributes. The way that you try will not work since this parameter is set as css and not as attr.I willl add this ( the 4 attribute parameter) in final 3.4 release.

Regards

Tony

$(”#grid").setLabel(col_name, new_label,  {'title': wanted_title})

changes the column label but the title is not set (as firebug shows).

with

$(”#jqgh_”+col_name).parent().attr('title', wanted_title);

or

$(”#jqgh_”+col_name).attr('title', wanted_title);

either the th, either the div it contains get the right title attribute (checked under firebug), it displays well under IE, safari, chrome and opera but not in FF3

It is good idea to read the docs. You can use the setLabel method, which do the same.

Regards

Tony

I have wrote an easy function it adds titles to columns headers.

It works fine under IE, safari, chrome, opera but not under FF3 (Firebug shows that the divs #jqgh_xxx have the right title attribute)

Do you have an idea for a workaround.