jqGrid for PHP update
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
Can we add jqgrid jsp(java) project?
java is a popular develop languange.
Hello,
We have plans for Java, yes, but at the time we are struggling to find the most popular Java framework. It seems that the Java web frameworks space is very fragmented (GWT, JSP, JSF, etc) so we just do not know what to use.
Any ideas on that?
Rumen Stankov
Trirand Inc.
many projects offer java version,for example http://ckeditor.com/.
Jsp and servlet are the most simple java web framework,all java programers can work with it.
struts is anther choice.
When I am looking at 499$USD license
What does it mean when you mentions
“Free 1 year delivery for all new PHP products and updates for an year. ”
Does that mean I am eligible to any upgrade of JqGrid for PHP for 1 year?
or
Am I elgibile to unlimited upgrade of JqGrid for PHP but 1 year upgrade for other PHP product?
@Vorapoap,
The difference between the $299 and $449 (and not $499 as you write) licenses is that the $449 (subscription) license features everything the standard ($299) license does, plus
– better response time (24h guaranteeed)
– full source code of the component (very useful in debugging, adding funcitonality, etc)
– free delivery of all PHP products we ship for an year – this means new versions of jqGrid, fixes and additional products that we will be releasing throughout the year (roadmap is still not finalized)
Tony
@tony
Hmm sorry about typo 449$, I would say that this license would sound more promising if it offered unlimited upgrade to “jqGrid for PHP” not just throughout a year.. but it is your call anyway.
Thanks for great work, Tony.
@Vorapoap
Not a problem.
We consider a upgrade after a year at very low price. Soon we will publish our final decision again with a very good news for our products.
Tony
@h81900
Hi,
Not that JSP is not a used technology, but JSF would be a bit more up-to-date. A JSF component would be what I dream of 🙂
We’re using jQgrid in several Facelets pages, where the actual grid data is fetched from JSF Backing Beans – and happens to be formatted as JSON.
A component/tag would be of course very elegant 🙂
Regards,
Karina
Cool!!
But the (php) “Edit,Add,Delete in the same grid” is not working on the last version, Try to edit “CustomerID” in the demo.
I have downloaded the last version to test, but the del+add feature together break the functionality.
Hi Karina,
I’m want to build some application with will use jsf and data from mongoDB
and jqrid is that what I need, but I don’t know how to start with this. Would you be so kind and give me some sample how to use jqgrid with jsf and java beans? It’s very important to me.
Best regards,
Pawel
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10497″>@Karina
This looks very cool, but it costs too much.
@h81900
For the Struts2 framework exists already an jqGrid Implementation.
http://code.google.com/p/struts2-jquery/wiki/GridTag