datatype: “clientside”,  is not correct you should do

datatype: “clientSide”,

or

datatype: “local”,

Also what is happen if you try just with simple grid and array.

Regards

Tony

I left the comments in to show you what I've been wrestling with as far as the IE 7 b.s.

    function OnComplete(result) {

         if (result != null) {

             jQuery("#list2").jqGrid({
                  
       //      url:'localhost'+new Date().getTime(),
       //      url: "myurl.php",
       //      datatype: "clientSide",
                
                 datatype: "clientside",      
                 height: "400",

                 colNames: ['Title', 'Artist', 'Auditionplayer', 'Editorplayer'],
                 colModel: [
    { name: 'title', index: 'title', width: 185 },
     { name: 'artist', index: 'artist', width: 140 },
      { name: 'auditionurl', index: 'auditionurl', width: 220, align: "left" },
       { name: 'editauditionurl', index: 'editauditionurl', width: 235, align: "left" }
     ],
                viewrecords: true,
                 caption: "SongList"

             });
             jQuery("#list2").clearGridData();
    //        jQuery("#list2").setGridParam({ url: +new Date().getTime() });  
             var _songs = result;
             for (var i = 0; i <= _songs.length; i++) {

                 jQuery("#list2").addRowData(i + 1, _songs[i]);
            }
         }
     }
if you can figure out the IE7 problem , please let me know, plus,,, the hide grid button is wierd

Someone have an example of jqGrid loading local data in any format...???
Help would be greatly appreciated...

Cheers - William