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10:14
25/08/2008
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Hi there,
I'm having this problem where the GridHeader div above the grid table
as well as the pager below the table are sometimes hidden when I load
the page in firefox. This never happens in other browsers and seems to
be a random issue in firefox.
Has anyone ever experience this and found out what causes it?
thanks,
Marc
10:30
29/07/2008
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No but I am having a similar problem, as I posted a couple of days ago.
It seems the Pager and Header are called by the JS and are visible
in firebug but the display:none css is not turned off.
However they nearly always work in IE.
It doesnt even happen on all pages.
12:17
25/08/2008
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One thing that I noticed it that it happens very often when I a page is
being reloaded using firefox's refresh button or pressing f5. Most of the time
when I do the header and pager will be hidden.
When I load another url and then load the url with the grid again they will
usually (but not always) show
it is very weird
02:43
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
I think that the problem is in the loader. I will go back to the old loader
function which causes no problems. Found the bug in IE (maybe)
Regards
Tony
For professional UI suites for Java Script and PHP visit us at our commercial products site - guriddo.net - by the very same guys that created jqGrid.
03:34
25/08/2008
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thanks for your reply tony.
This is not a bug in IE. In fact in IE it works at least 99% of the time.
This is happening pretty much every time in firefox. It seems like it is worse when the server that the page is on is a bit slower. On my dev server on my local machine it doesn't happen all that often. Once I upload ot though it happens pretty much all the time.
This is not only an issue with the new version. It has also been there with the old version 3.1
03:39
25/08/2008
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I just noticed that the red LOADING div also doesn't show whenever the header and pager won't show
02:46
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
I will try to test this and maybe change the show with .show("fast").
Not sure if this will help, but ...
Regards
Tony
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03:29
25/08/2008
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I should've mentioned ...
this issue only appears in FF3
I have an install of FF2 on another computer and there this never happens
04:23
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
I found the bug and it is corrected.
Regards
Tony
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05:10
25/08/2008
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thanks tony,
is it corrected in the 3.2.4 version that is availabe for download?
08:33
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
No it is a part of the upcomming beta release.
Regards
Tony
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13:59
29/08/2008
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Hi,
This bug occurs also with jqgrid 3.3 on safari 3.1 for Vista. It occurs with me 100% times when you refresh the page (f5), the top and pager of the grid disappear, they only reappear when re-loading the page by a html link/url address (but only after the second or third re-click on the link to the page).
Interestingly, when the grid is primarly hidden in a outer div (via display: none), the top and pager never disappear and everything works fine when we refresh the page via f5, i.e. when we make the div display via display: block, the top and pager of the grid are always there)
Another remark is that when this bug occurs, the width of the grid is altered and is slightly smaller than expected.
Cordialy, Geoffroy
06:37
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
Thank you for this investigation. I should test this.
Regards
Tony
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09:24
08/09/2008
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Hello Tony,
it definitely seems to be a speed issue.
I use
jqGrid 3.3.1 - jQuery Grid, Date: 2008-11-01 rev 67
with
FireFox 3.0.4
and have many things to load during startup, in sum 2 MB.
When i initialize the grid with
var self = this;
setTimeout(self.initGrid, 1000);
where initGrid is the function that really initializes my grid, it works, the caption and navbar appear.
As you mentioned on 2008-09-23 that it is part of a beta version, should that bug be fixed with 3.3.1 or not?
best regards, Christoph
08:29
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
At last I was lucky to see this bug in FF. Sorry, but it will be fixed
in the next release, not in release which will be this Sunday.
Thanks
Regards
Tony
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