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| - | <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. | ||
