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Hey,
Is something like this still supported? (From your example on splitting):

mygrid.setHeader("Sales,Book Title,Author,Price,In Store,Shipping,Bestseller,Date of Publication");
mygrid.attachHeader("#rspan,Book Title,Author,Price,In Store,Shipping,Bestseller,Date of Publication");
mygrid.splitAt(2);

The grid looks very funky.


Thanks,
Michael

>>The grid looks very funky.
Please try to use attached js file instead of original one.

This looks a lot better. I still have one more issue with this example.

If you add:

Using the splitting example setup like:

mygrid.setHeader("Sales,Book Title,Author,Price,In Store,Shipping,Bestseller,Date of Publication");
 mygrid.attachHeader("#rspan,Book Title,Author,#rspan,In Store,#cspan,#cspan,Date of Publication");
 mygrid.attachHeader("#rspan,Book Title,Author,#rspan,In Store,#cspan,Bestseller,#cspan");

Then try these scenarios:

1:mygrid.splitAt(2); 
 mygrid.setSortImgState(true,1,'desc',2);

2.mygrid.splitAt(2); 
 mygrid.setSortImgState(true,6,'desc',2);

3. mygrid.setSortImgState(true,5,'desc',2); (without splitting)

Can you take a look and see if these are expected results? If not, is a fix available?

Thanks,
Michael

 

 

 

>>mygrid.setSortImgState(true,6,'desc',2);
>>mygrid.setSortImgState(true,5,'desc',2)
Both command are kind of incorrect in described scenario, there is no cell with index 5 or 6 on second row of grid - they are consumed by colspan
The correct one would be

             mygrid.setSortImgState(true,4,'desc',2)

>> mygrid.setSortImgState(true,1,'desc',2);
Problem confirmed and fixed, fixed file attached to post

 

 

Hi,

This js file has solved the problem which i was facing. Can i know when this file will be included as the part of the build?

Same fix will be included in next version of grid

Hi,

I have a problem after using the latest file that is posted here. the split functionality works well in FireFox. In IE 6 and IE 7 i get an extra column after the splitted column.

I've made use of of the grid settings in the following format,

Response.Write "<settings>"
  Response.Write "<splitat>1</splitat>"
  Response.Write "<colwidth>px</colwidth>"
  Response.Write "</settings>"
  Response.Write "<beforeInit>"
  Response.Write "<call command=""setSkin""><param>" & sSkinName & "</param></call>"
  Response.Write "<call command=""enableSmartRendering""><param>true</param></call>"
  if (Index = 0) then 
   Response.Write "<call command=""attachFooter"">"
   Response.Write "<param>" & sTotal & "</param><param>" & sStyle &"</param>"   
   Response.Write "</call>"
  end if
  Response.Write "</beforeInit>"
  Response.Write "<afterInit>"
  Response.Write "</afterInit>"
  Response.Write "</head>"

When i try to open the grid in Forefox it looks like

| 111 | 222 |                 --> Header

|  a    |  b   |                 --> Row

| --    |       |                 --> Footer

 

When i try to open in IE 6 or IE 7 the grid looks like

| 111 || 222 |                 --> Header with extra column which hides the data on expanding only header and footer will be expanded and 111 is displayed in the extra column

|  a    ||  b   |                 --> Row

| --    ||       |                 --> Footer 

"||" represents the extra hidden column.

Please suggest me on how to proceed.

The same code works correctly with latest code in both IE and FF , when tested from our side.
Please contact us directly and provide your ref number - we will send you a latest code with all fixes up to date.