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Column header overwritten when using frozen columns together with jqueryui tabs
09/06/2013
13:10
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Daniele
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I have a page that shows two different grids in jqueryui tabs.

If I enable frozen columns the headers of the frozen columns in the hidden tab are overwritten by the first row of data.

You can see a test case here  http://jsfiddle.net/danypd69/quuvR/2/

check the second tab (Grid2) and you will see what I mean

11/06/2013
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tony
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HEllo,

Thank you for the test cases. This help us.

Frozen Columns are not compatible with addRowData (sorry)

You can try to use data parameter in grid to add data and then call setFrozen Colummns.

In your case I think (not tested) this will work if you first add the data with fillGrid function and after this call setFrozen Columns.

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Tony

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11/06/2013
12:15
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Daniele
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Hello Tony

It works on the simple test case with addRowData but not in my real case that uses json to load data.

I tried to move the setFrozenColumns() in the gridComplete event but it shows the same problem.

11/06/2013
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Hello Tony,

I thried to do this, but it not help. The problem is that jQuery.height returns 0 it the grid is hidden with display:none.

The most practical workaround would be to use activate callback of jQuery UI tabs, test whether the activating grid has whether frozenColumns parameter of jqGrid are set to true (grid already has frozen columns) and call setFrozenColumns if not. In the way one will call setFrozenColumns on visible grid on the first activation of the tab contains the grid.

Another more alegant solution would be changing calculation of height. One can use the trick from here (or here) where one use visibility: hidden !important; display: block !important; styles to mesure dimensions of elements which could be hidden.

Best regards
Oleg 

11/06/2013
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Daniele
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I tried to call setFrozenColumns in the callback, now the headers are shown correctly but when I scroll the table the headers are fixed but the data scrolls.

I will try to create a test case for it.

11/06/2013
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Hi Daniele,

it's another problem. I described the solution here. You need just call  triggerHandler("jqGridAfterGridComplete") directly after setFrozenColumns.

Best regards
Oleg 

11/06/2013
15:47
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It works perfect.

Thanks a lot .

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