Sorry but in my testing machine all is working in FF, IE, Safari and Chrome.

The only change that I have made is a way of calling ajax - i.e. I obtain a data via text file.

Try with a only grid in a page whitout using any other css or plugins.

Best Regards

Tony

Thankyou for replying… I am posting two links:

1. This is my grid instantiation and binding
http://pastebin.ca/1448700

2. This is the JSON i am passing to the grid via the webservice success
http://pastebin.ca/1448701

Please let me know if there is anything else that might help!

edit: I know there are no widths on the columns, i forgot I had taken them out while i was trying to figure out the problem.  It is the same alignment problem whether I have column widths or not.

I do not think that a updateColumns should be used in this case. I think that there is something that is not good either in cofiguration or in the data.

If possible post these or provide a link to the problem

Thanks

Best Regards

Tony

success: function(msg) {

                    var thegrid = jQuery("#list2")[0];
                    thegrid.addJSONData(eval("(" + msg.d + ")"))
                    thegrid.updateColumns();

                },

I also tried the commenting out the lines in the CSS class, but that did not do anything either.  This is driving me nuts 😉

Have a look at this forum post -

http://www.trirand.com/blog/?p.....38;ret=all

Could be a workaround if you are doing everything right and this is a bug.

Is this happening when you do drag & drop of rows within table?  Also, check whether the data you are sending back to the browser from your server code. Basically the number of cells should match the number of columns in the front-end.

-Praveen

Have a look at this forum post -

http://www.trirand.com/blog/?p.....38;ret=all

Could be a workaround if you are doing everything right and this is a bug.

Is this happening when you do drag & drop of rows within table?  Also, check whether the data you are sending back to the browser from your server code. Basically the number of cells should match the number of columns in the front-end.

-Praveen

Please refer to the following picture:

http://www.tealdeer.com/paul/Capture.jpg

Notice in this picture that the content of the grid does not align with the headers, and the nav bar textbox appears to be cut off.

One of the things I have noticed is that on the status bar of my webpages, it says:

Downloading …common/scripts/jquery/jqueryui171/css/redmond/images/ui-icons_217bc0_256×240.png….

And never finishes.  There are no permission problems on this folder, and all the other images load fine, and going directly to the address of the image works.  It is also not always that image, but for some reason the grid is failing to load images from the jquery ui theme.

If I expand any of the columns above, eventually the grid content and headers will align, but that is the only way I am able to make it display correctly so far.

This is with the latest jquery and jquery ui, with 3.5 build 3 jqgrid, and the latest ui.jqgrid.css file.

If anyone has any ideas on this, your help is very much appreciated!