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Drag a row to resort, after reloading grid cell widths changed to be all the same

Tags: Sorting drag setGridParam

09/02/2012
20:16

Ricardo Montalban

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I have implemented the drag to resort functionality on a grid:

$my_grid.jqGrid(
            'sortableRows', {
                update: function(e, ui) {
                    sort_grid(e, ui);
                }
            }
        );

That sort_grid method changes some numbers used in the display of the grid, saves it back to the database and then reloads the grid like so:

        $.ajax({
            url:theurl,
            type:"POST",
            data:"moved_id=" + moved_id + "&next_id=" + next_id + "&next_priority=" + next_priority,
            success: function(data) {

                $('.grid').setGridParam({loadonce:false, datatype:'json'}); // force grid refresh from server
                $('#' + current_grid).trigger("reloadGrid");
                $('.grid').setGridParam({loadonce:true}); // reset to use local values

}
})

The problem is that right after reloadGrid is called, the grid refreshes and all of the widths on the grid cells have been changed to some default. Like they are all the same percentage of the overall grid width. When the grid was created I set the column widths in colModel like:

colModel:[
{name:'priority', index:'priority', sortable:true, sorttype:'int', width:40, classes:'gridbox', align:'center'},

...etc.

]

Given that I tried changing that last setGridParam to:

$('.grid').setGridParam({

loadonce:true,

colModel:[
{name:'priority', index:'priority', sortable:true, sorttype:'int', width:40, classes:'gridbox', align:'center'},

...etc.

]

});

But this did not help. The widths still get reset. Any suggestions on how to maintain my cell widths in this situation?

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