jQuery Grid Plugin

Today we are officially releasing our commercial jqGrid for ASP.NET MVC product. We are using a completely new and unique way to separate the logic required to work with jqGrid into Model, View and Controller patterns. It is a brand new product engineered from scratch that avoids the common issues with ASP.NET Webforms like ViewState, PostBacks, etc.
In addition to that, we have preserved the server-side and client-side API of the product, so ASP.NET skills can be re-used and the learning curve is essentially flat. The essential features like performance (millions of rows), almost codeless searching, paging, filtering and CRUD (create, retrieve, update, delete) operations are available as well.

You can download the fully functional 30-day trial of the product from:
http://www.trirand.net/download.aspx
(the download includes a complete sample project with searching, paging, sorting and CRUD operations using LINQ)

Demos can be seen here:
http://www.trirand.net/demoaspnetmvc.aspx

We are currently working on extending the demos and providing extensive documentation for the product, in the same way we previously did with our ASP.NET WebForms and PHP releases.
Any feedback is as usual welcome – we are listening.

Regards,
TriRand Team

Today we announce a new updated version of jqGrid for PHP.
This version fixes some bugs and have two major things:

1. Based on the most user request and experience we have published a new documentation, which will help to solve the most problems easy and without walking in the API. The main part of documentation is written as Tutorials which we hope you will like this. The documentation can be found in the Documentation section for jqGrid for PHP

2. Based on the most user request we add two additional database drivers:
- Oracle database driver
- SQLite database driver

The Oracle database driver is ready for production and does not use the PHP PDO, but the native PHP driver

The SQLite driver is supported through PHP PDO and is still in beta

Kind Regards
jqGrid Team

Short after 3.6.3 release we publish another bug fix release.
This release fixes three important bugs, which causes jqGrid not to work properly in some configurations.
Again with this we fixed jqModal and jqDnR to be compatible with jQuery 1.4.x versions.
For a full list of changes please refer to our Wiki

jqGrid Team

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Today we have released jqGrid 3.6.3 – mainly this is bug fix release of our 3.6 release, but still we have added a lot of new features, which we think they will be very useful. We are of course still considering features for our next release, so you can still submit feature requests and bug reports in the forum associated with this blog post. For a complete list of fixes and additions in 3.6.3, please visit the following link in the WIKI

Kind Regards
jqGrid Team.

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Hello All,

Today we are launching the Beta of jqGrid for PHP. This is a brand new product created for PHP developers and teams that radically decreases development time with jqGrid and makes it fun and easy. The product will be offered with commercial licenses that will include fast and accurate technical support, source code and subscription based benefits.
Highlight points include:
- all functionality jqGrid has is supported
- no need for tricky javascript – everything is handled in PHP
- the PHP component automatically handles data retrieval, paging, sorting, searching and all CRUD operations (create, read, update, delete). No need for custom code.
- you can have a fully functional grid with just a few lines of PHP
- export to Excel is supported
- database engines supported: MySql, Postgre SQL, Microsoft SQL server

You can see our online demo (50+ examples) here:
http://www.trirand.net/demophp.aspx

You can post questions in our public forums for jqGrid for PHP here
http://www.trirand.net/forum/default.aspx?g=forum

And you can download the trial component here:
http://www.trirand.net/download.aspx

Note: We are using PDO (PHP Data Objects) for automatic grid operations, so depending on your PHP setup you may need to install it before using jqGrid for PHP. PDO is by default installed in PHP 5.1+ distributions.
The above is valid only for MySQL and PostgreSQL databases
Details on PDO:
http://php.net/manual/en/book.pdo.php

For Microsoft SQL Server we are using the driver provided from Microsoft.
Details on Microsoft driver for PHP
Can be found here
and here

Please, let us know what you think. As usual, your feedback is much appreciated.

Regards,
jqGrid PHP Team