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11:59
25/01/2010
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Hello,
I downloaded jqGrid yesterday and tried it out. It's very nicely done. But I discovered that the grid's scrollbar does not appear on an iPhone. I thought the missing scrollbar was perhaps due to my misuse of the tableToGrid method, but the problem also appeared in a sample jqGrid program I found and copied to help me learn. It's available at http://cloudtabularium.appspot.....qgrid.html.
Has anyone encountered this problem when viewing the jqGrid object on an iPhone?
Thanks!
Art
16:57
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
In the link provided here I see a vertical scrollbar.
Best Regrds
Tony
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13:45
25/01/2010
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tony said:
Hello,
In the link provided here I see a vertical scrollbar.
Best Regrds
Tony
Thanks Tony. I couldn't see the bar in the scrollbar when viewed from the iPhone and assumed that the vertical scrollbar had a problem. Also, it's very difficult to move the scrollbar up and down in the iPhone. Did you get a chance to scroll through the example?
Regards,
Art
08:25
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
I tested it with diffrent browsers and the scrollbar is stil here.
Sorry, I do not have iPhone to see what is actually happen.
Best Regards
Tony
P.S. Not sure, but could you please set some CSS properties to body
like margin, padding, height width.
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17:22
15/04/2010
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I can confim this bug. I tried it on an iphone and a couple android devices. I dont know about the iphone emulator but the android one is free. Since both the android and iphone browsers use the same engine, the page should render the same on both.
here is the link to the android emulator
22:09
30/04/2010
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This isn't a bug in jqgrid, it's a limitation of the iphone's browser. The iphone browser has no concept of scrollbars on any elements.
Try this test page I just made: http://mirrorbox.org/scrolltest.html
There's two simple elements on that page, one is a div tag set to overflow:scroll (with enough content to overflow the div), as well as an iframe (set to load google's index page). Both elements will show scrollbars in every non-mobile browser, but the iphone's browser doesn't show scrollbars on either of them. Since jqgrid relies on scrollable divs for the grid's scrollbars, the iphone's browser simply won't show them for jqgrid's elements either.
I suppose Apple figures it is too confusing to have pinch/zoom/scroll functionality for the main page as well as scrollable elements. If you don't like it, complain to Apple. 🙂
23:22
15/04/2010
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Yup, you're absolutely right.
Is there an autoheight function in jqgrid that would automatically set the height based on the number of rows the end user selects. That way if the height is always full, then scrolling will not be necessary.
06:32
30/04/2010
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shaded2 said:
Is there an autoheight function in jqgrid that would automatically set the height based on the number of rows the end user selects. That way if the height is always full, then scrolling will not be necessary.
try height: 'auto'. More info here: http://www.trirand.com/jqgridw.....ki:options
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