But still I'd like to append next nested subgrids AFTER the first subgrid inside main grid because actually it would be appended between the row and the navgrid... any suggest would be appreciated...

thanks again to all

Ciao,

Luigi

about my previous question I solved by myself just creating two empty columns in the colmodel so I could put in the cell:

jQuery("#mysubgrid").jqGrid('setCell', 1, 'Action_Yes', fnExpand);

Just now I figured when I expand the row of main grid showing the subgrid, it doesn't show the navGrid toolbar of the subgrid even if I put this:

jQuery("#mygrid").html("<div><table id='mysubgrid' class='scroll'></table><div id='mypagerid'>dasdasdsad</div></div>");

and plus, since I am creating nested grids, then in the onClick's function of the button I append a new grid like:

jQuery("#mysubgrid").append("<div><table id='#mysubgrid"+progressive+"' class='scroll'></table><div id='#mypager"+progressive+"'>test</div></div>");

inspecting the element with FF I see the div with "test" but it doesn't draw the navGrid...

On the other hand, if first I explode the subgrid, then next subgrids would be appended BETWEEN main subgrid's row and the navGrid of main subgrid instead to be appended AFTER the main subgrid.

Any direction/trick would be appreciate.

Thanks

Ciao,

Luigi

I have a table like:

create table STEPS (

ID int(8) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,

DESCRIPTION varchar(255) NOT NULL,

REF_ID_YES int(8)

REF_ID_NO int(8)

)

so since those REF_ID_YES and REF_ID_NO would connect to another step.

I saw in the documentation there are no options for colmodel to obtain a custom expand button so I could associate that button to each new subgrid since I saw there are two methods: subGridRowExpanded and subGridRowCollapsed which would show just an expand button at begin of the row.

So is it possible to add in each jqGrid's row multiple expand buttons so if I want to add/view another step it can be connected to those ref_id_yes or ref_id_no?... Like having two subgrids in the same level...

I am pretty sure that would be really useful also for who wants to manage nested informations like a tree..

Thanks a lot in advance for your availability,

Ciao

Luigi