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wiki:first_grid [2011/05/29 14:33]
olegk
wiki:first_grid [2013/05/27 10:11]
olegk
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 <​head>​ <​head>​
 <meta http-equiv="​Content-Type"​ content="​text/​html;​ charset=utf-8"​ /> <meta http-equiv="​Content-Type"​ content="​text/​html;​ charset=utf-8"​ />
 +<meta http-equiv="​X-UA-Compatible"​ content="​IE=edge"​ />
 <​title>​My First Grid</​title>​ <​title>​My First Grid</​title>​
   ​   ​
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 </​style>​ </​style>​
  
-<script src="​js/​jquery-1.5.2.min.js"​ type="​text/​javascript"></​script>​+<script src="​js/​jquery-1.7.2.min.js"​ type="​text/​javascript"></​script>​
 <script src="​js/​i18n/​grid.locale-en.js"​ type="​text/​javascript"></​script>​ <script src="​js/​i18n/​grid.locale-en.js"​ type="​text/​javascript"></​script>​
 <script src="​js/​jquery.jqGrid.min.js"​ type="​text/​javascript"></​script>​ <script src="​js/​jquery.jqGrid.min.js"​ type="​text/​javascript"></​script>​
  
 <script type="​text/​javascript">​ <script type="​text/​javascript">​
-$(function(){  +$(function () { 
-  $("#​list"​).jqGrid({ +    $("#​list"​).jqGrid({ 
-    url:'example.php'+        url: "example.php"
-    datatype: ​'xml'+        datatype: ​"xml"
-    mtype: ​'GET'+        mtype: ​"GET"
-    colNames:['Inv No','Date''Amount','Tax','Total','Notes'], +        colNames: ["Inv No""Date""Amount""Tax""Total""Notes"], 
-    colModel :[  +        colModel: [ 
-      {name:'invid', index:'​invid'​, width:55},  +            { name: "invid", width: 55 }, 
-      {name:'invdate', index:'​invdate'​, width:90},  +            { name: "invdate", width: 90 }, 
-      {name:'amount', index:'​amount'​, width:80, align:'right'},  +            { name: "amount", width: 80, align: ​"right" ​}, 
-      {name:'tax', index:'​tax'​, width:80, align:'right'},  +            { name: "tax", width: 80, align: ​"right" ​}, 
-      {name:'total', index:'​total'​, width:80, align:'right'},  +            { name: "total", width: 80, align: ​"right" ​}, 
-      {name:'note', index:'​note'​, width:150, sortable:​false}  +            { name: "note", width: 150, sortable: false } 
-    ], +        ], 
-    pager: ​'#pager'+        pager: ​"#pager"
-    rowNum:​10,​ +        rowNum: 10, 
-    rowList:​[10,​20,​30],​ +        rowList: [10, 20, 30], 
-    sortname: ​'invid'+        sortname: ​"invid"
-    sortorder: ​'desc'+        sortorder: ​"desc"
-    viewrecords:​ true, +        viewrecords:​ true, 
-    gridview: true, +        gridview: true, 
-    caption: ​'My first grid' +        ​autoencode:​ true, 
-  }); +        ​caption: ​"My first grid" 
 +    }); 
 });  }); 
 </​script>​ </​script>​
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 </​head>​ </​head>​
 <​body>​ <​body>​
-<table id="​list"><​tr><​td/></​tr></​table>​  +    ​<table id="​list"><​tr><​td></td></​tr></​table>​  
-<div id="​pager"></​div> ​+    <div id="​pager"></​div> ​
 </​body>​ </​body>​
 </​html>​ </​html>​
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 <​body> ​ <​body> ​
  
-<table id="​list"><​tr><​td/></​tr></​table> ​+<table id="​list"><​tr><​td></td></​tr></​table> ​
 <div id="​pager"></​div> ​ <div id="​pager"></​div> ​
  
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 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
-<note important>​The table should have an ID that is unique in the HTML document. ​ In the example above, it is "#​list"​. ​ This ID is important because you'll need it for grid functions. The elements <​tr><​td/></​tr>​ inside of the <​table>​ element are needed only to make the document the valid XHTML 1.0 Strict document. The elements will be removed by jqGrid during the jqGrid initialization</​note> ​+<note important>​The table should have an ID that is unique in the HTML document. ​ In the example above, it is "#​list"​. ​ This ID is important because you'll need it for grid functions. The elements <​tr><​td></td></​tr>​ inside of the <​table>​ element are needed only to make the document the valid XHTML 1.0 Strict document. The elements will be removed by jqGrid during the jqGrid initialization</​note> ​
  
 In many examples throughout this documentation,​ you'll see a hash (#) sign before ID names. ​ jqGrid works with or without the hash sign, but it's considered good practice to use the hash. In many examples throughout this documentation,​ you'll see a hash (#) sign before ID names. ​ jqGrid works with or without the hash sign, but it's considered good practice to use the hash.
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 | mtype | Tells us how to make the Ajax call: either '​GET'​ or '​POST'​. In this case, we will use the GET method to retrieve data from the server | | mtype | Tells us how to make the Ajax call: either '​GET'​ or '​POST'​. In this case, we will use the GET method to retrieve data from the server |
 | colNames |An array in which we place the names of the columns. This is the text that appears in the head of the grid (Header layer). The names are separated with commas | | colNames |An array in which we place the names of the columns. This is the text that appears in the head of the grid (Header layer). The names are separated with commas |
-| colModel |An array that describes the model of the columns. This is the most important part of the grid. Here I explain only the options used above. ​ an array that describes the model of the columns. This is the most important part of the grid. Here I explain only the options used above. For the complete list of options see colModel API \\ **name** ​the name of the column. This name does not have to be the name from database table, but later we will see how we can use this when we have different data formats \\ **index** ​the name passed to the server on which to sort the data (note that we could pass column numbers instead). Typically this is the name (or names) from database -- this is server-side sorting, so what you pass depends on what your server expects to receive ​ \\ **width** ​the width of the column, in pixels \\ **align** ​the alignment of the column \\ **sortable** Specifies if the data in the grid can be sorted on this column; if false, clicking on the header has no effect|+| colModel |An array that describes the model of the columns. This is the most important part of the grid. Here I explain only the options used above. For the complete list of options see colModel API \\ **name**: The name of the column. This name does not have to be the name from the database table, but later we will see how we can use this when we have different data formats\\ **index**: The name passed to the server on which to sort the data (note that we could pass column numbers instead). Typically this is the name (or names) from the database -- this is server-side sorting, so what you pass depends on what your server expects to receive \\ **width**: The width of the column, in pixels\\ **align**: The alignment of the column\\ **sortable**Specifies if the data in the grid can be sorted on this column; if false, clicking on the header has no effect.|
 |pager|Defines that we want to use a pager bar to navigate through the records. This must be a valid HTML element; in our example we gave the div the id of "​pager",​ but any name is acceptable. Note that the Navigation layer (the "​pager"​ div) can be positioned anywhere you want, determined by your HTML; in our example we specified that the pager will appear after the Body layer.| |pager|Defines that we want to use a pager bar to navigate through the records. This must be a valid HTML element; in our example we gave the div the id of "​pager",​ but any name is acceptable. Note that the Navigation layer (the "​pager"​ div) can be positioned anywhere you want, determined by your HTML; in our example we specified that the pager will appear after the Body layer.|
 |rowNum|Sets how many records we want to view in the grid. This parameter is passed to the URL for use by the server routine retrieving the data| |rowNum|Sets how many records we want to view in the grid. This parameter is passed to the URL for use by the server routine retrieving the data|
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 </​note>​ </​note>​
  
-Now it's time to construct the server side file that will facilitate the requests for data from jrGrid.+Now it's time to construct the server side file that will facilitate the requests for data from jqGrid.
  
 ===== PHP and MySQL example file ===== ===== PHP and MySQL example file =====

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