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Hello,
You can disable the build in hovering of rows with:
hoverrows : false and write your own procedure after the grid is created something like this
$("#grid").bind('mouseover',function(e) {
/// the current row is determined like this
ptr = $(e.target).closest("tr.jqgrow");
/// do somethuing hover the cell
return false;
}).bind('mouseout',function(e) {
/// do other things
return false;
});
Regards
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I would like to use jQuery UI icons as action buttons in the last column of my grid. I have a column formatter making a div and a load of spans with ui-state-default, ui-icon classes etc.
Thing is, when the user selects a row, my icons get highlighted too.
I was wondering if there is any way I could hook into an event so that I can write my own selection routine?
I think I want to apply ui-state-highlight on a per-cell basis so that I can miss out my “Actions” cell. That is I _do_ want the row to be selected, I just want to control how it looks.
Yes, I can just use "standard buttons" - I am using them at the moment. But they look kinda rubbish compared with all the jQuery UI stuff that surrounds them.
Of course there may be _another_ way to achieve what I want.