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Problem caused by "#editmod"+currenttablename

07/07/2010
14:20

ivanchain

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hi,

var grid = jQuery("#" + currenttablename);

grid.editGridRow(......

After I use the editGridRow() to show an edit dialog, when I close it, the jqgrid will append a <DIV id ='editmod' +currenttablename > in to the jgrid.

I don't know what's this div's usage, and this will cause a problem when I try to print the jgrid.

The problem is happened when the jggrid's row include an edittype:textarea, it seem that in the <DIV id ='editmod'> it create an <TEXTAREA..... . That unforunetely config with the jquery.printElement.js, which is a print plugin, you could find it on the jquery web-site.

So I have to remove the <DIV id ='editmod'> to run print.

I don't found any problem after I removed the <DIV id ='editmod'. the jqgrid could show/load/edit data as usually.

Please tell me if it will cause any problem I don't know, if I just removed the <DIV id ='editmod'> created by the editGridRow().

yours,

Ivan

07/07/2010
14:49

OlegK

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I recommend you don't remove any divs which you find on the page. Instead of this you can use

See an additional CSS with media="print" like


<style type="text/css" media="print">
    #editmod { display:none }
</style>

See http://stackoverflow.com/quest.....69#2962569

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Oleg

07/07/2010
16:22

ivanchain

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it's not about the media=print.

it's a confict with other jquery plugin in the <DIV id ='editmod'>.

So I want to know what will happen if i remove the <DIV id ='editmod'>.

yours,

Ivan

07/07/2010
18:20

OlegK

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You written that you want to print a grid. Aren't you? If you search for jquery.printElement.js (see http://github.com/erikzaadi/jQ.....Element.js) for the text editmod you will find nothing. So there are no conflicts between jquery.printElement.js and jqGrig, form editing. I not really understand why you need use any plugin to print your web page. What you really need is a CSS for the "print" media. It defines which elements and how should be displayed on the print media (what should be printed).

Removing of a a DIV with id = 'editmod' + gridid if you want to print a grid I find absolutely unlogical. It is like a suggestion to break windows if you want to go throuth the door of the hauses. Sorry.

Moreover I recommend you to read http://www.trirand.com/blog/?p.....id/#p18449 which it about the same problem.

13/07/2010
05:18

ivanchain

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jquery.printElement.js use a textarea internally, so if the grid has a textarea edit type, it will create a textarea in the editmod code part, which will confilct with the jquery.printElement.js.

I Use the plugin to print, is because it's much more easier to print a element, like a div. Of cause, we can use media=print + css to do everything. But plugin will help us to do it better.

yours,

Ivan

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