-alec

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Actually the version is ready for publishing. The problem is documentation.

Regards

Tony

Any idea when you might release 3.4.4?

Thanks

There is a bug in sortGrid method. Fixed in 3.4.4

Regards

Tony

I have since upgraded to the latest stable release: 3.4.3 and I notice I am still having trouble.  In case I wasn't clear before, the sortGrid method, and the setGridParam method, fail to actually sort the grid as designed.  The grid doesn't respond to the commands... also, I have trouble when loading a json object with a column of integers - the sortGrid and setGridParam methods do not sort (even with trigger('reload')).  The manual interactive sort isn't working with that data either...

... just in case you get a moment...  🙂

Thanks again,

Alec

Sadly, I don't remember 🙁

I had some installation issues so I tried almost all of the latest releases at one point or another... unfortunately I cannot compare the date on the jquery.jqgrid.js file because I edited this line for my implementation:

var pathtojsfiles = "scripts/js/"; // need to be ajusted

This is not very helpful, I know...if you know of another way for me to verify the version, please let me know. Otherwise, another piece of data that might ring a bell is that the sortGrid method doesn't seem to work either. I created a workaround for 2 of my jqgrid objects when I used this statement:

jQuery("#mygrid").setGridParam({ sortname: "statusCode", sortorder: "desc" }).trigger("reloadGrid");

Thanks again for any advice.

Alec

Seems that all is correct. Did you mean sort is not correct or at all does not work?

What result do you have?

Which version of jqGrid do you use?

Regards

Tony

just curious if you noticed this setting posted above:

{ name: 'fails', index: 'fails', width: 40, align: "center", sortable: true, sorttype: "int" },

Am I declaring the sorttype in correctly?

-Alec

Incidentally, I tried both sortname : "Fails" and "fails" to no avail so far.

Consult the documentation. You need to add a sorttype property (for datatype:'local')  in colModel in order to sort work correctly.

Regards

Tony

so just try:

sortname: "fails" instead of sortname: "Fails"

        jQuery("#jqgTestDetail").jqGrid({

           datatype: "local",

           height: 300,

           colNames: ['Job name', 'Product', 'PFile', 'Fails', 'Status'],

           colModel: [

                  { name: 'id', index: 'id', width: 250 },

                  { name: 'product', index: 'product', width: 80, align: "center" },

                  { name: 'paramslink', index: 'paramslink', width: 40, align: "center" },

                  { name: 'fails', index: 'fails', width: 40, align: "center", sortable: true, sorttype: "int" },

                  { name: 'status', index: 'status', width: 50, align: "center", formatter: 'link' }

          ],

           imgpath: 'styles/themes/steel/images',

           multiselect: true,

           caption: 'Test suite job runs status',

           shrinkToFit: true,

           loadui: "disable",

           sortname: "Fails",

           sortorder: "desc"

       });

        var arrTestDetailDataRows = [

                { id: "JOB", product: "foo", paramslink: "->", fails: 1, status: "?" },

                { id: "JOB1", product: "foo", paramslink: "->", fails: 3, status: "?" },

                { id: "JOB2", product: "foo", paramslink: "->", fails: 1, status: "?" },

                { id: "JOB3", product: "foo", paramslink: "->", fails: 4, status: "?" },

                { id: "JOB4", product: "foo", paramslink: "->", fails: 9, status: "?" },

                { id: "JOB5", product: "foo", paramslink: "->", fails: 1, status: "?" },

                { id: "JOB6", product: "foo", paramslink: "->", fails: 129, status: "?" },

                { id: "JOB7", product: "foo", paramslink: "->", fails: 3, status: "?" },

                { id: "JOB8", product: "foo", paramslink: "->", fails: 4, status: "?" },

                { id: "JOB9", product: "foo", paramslink: "->", fails: 13, status: "?" },

                { id: "JOB10", product: "foo", paramslink: "->", fails: 2, status: "?" },

                { id: "JOB11", product: "foo", paramslink: "->", fails: 1, status: "?" }

   ];

       for (var i = 0; i <= arrTestDetailDataRows.length; i++)

           jQuery("#jqgTestDetail").addRowData(i + 1, arrTestDetailDataRows[i]);

Anything look suspicious?

Thanks,

alec