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DHTMLX Grid : Error while inserting column in Internet Explorer 6. Hi, I am getting "invalid arguments" while executing following command in the grid. libTableGrid.insertColumn(colIndex,colHeaderName,'ed','*','na','left','center',false,'white'); What could be the problem ?? Answer posted by Support on Sep 02, 2008 03:04 valign value is incorrect, there is no such valign as "center" libTableGrid.insertColumn(colIndex,colHeaderName,'ed','*','na','left','middle',false,'white'); Answer posted by Tejas Shah on Sep 02, 2008 04:58 Hi, Thanks for the support. But why ONLY IE has this problem, Why Firefox didnt threw any error on this ??? Answer posted by Tejas Shah on Sep 02, 2008 07:02 Hi, The IE 6 is still giving the same error. If I don't want to pass the variable value, then what should I give them in function, null ?? Answer posted by Support on Sep 02, 2008 07:36 >>Why Firefox didnt threw any error on this ??? The IE is only browser, which throw js error when incorrect attributes set to HTML attributes. >>what should I give them in function, null ?? yes, null or empty string ( any value which treated as logica false will work ) Answer posted by Tejas Shah on Sep 09, 2008 11:02 Hi there, I am still not able to insert the column in IE 6. I am using following on click of a link : <gridObject>.insertColumn(colIndex,colHeaderName,'ed','*','na','left','','','white'); where colIndex, colHeaderName : variables in javascript containing corr values. What could be the problem ??? Please help me with some sample example with same line of code...... I will be grateful. Answer posted by Support on Sep 10, 2008 01:44 Existing version of grid doesn't support adding new column with flexible width, you need to specify some fixed width for newly added column mygrid.insertColumn(colIndex,colHeaderName,'ed','100','na','left','','','white'); Answer posted by Tejas Shah on Sep 10, 2008 06:17 Hi there, But I am able to insert column with this line of code in FireFox. Error comes only in IE .................. Answer posted by Support on Sep 10, 2008 06:41 IE doesn't recognize * as valid width value. FF ignores such error silently. Answer posted by Tejas Shah on Sep 10, 2008 23:38 Hi there, Thanks for the quick support. But What if I want the newly added to adjust its size just like what * does ????? How to do this in IE in which * is not supported as width of the column ???? Answer posted by Support on Sep 11, 2008 07:35 It will require changes in source code, there is no way to achieve such functionality with existing codebase |