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Duplicate page in true scrolling

18/01/2010
18:53

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When I use true scrolling grid, I get duplicated first page. After that, "paging" works correctly. I've added page = page + 1; somewhere around line 288 in file grid.base.js and that solved it. But it seems that it works correctly on your example page, so I don't know where the bug is.

18/01/2010
21:35

tony

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Hello,

Could you please post the grid configuration. Also there was a some fix in GitHub for this, but we should correct another one:

http://www.trirand.com/blog/?p.....38;ret=all

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18/01/2010
22:13

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Here it is http://pastie.org/783695

18/01/2010
22:19

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Hello,

Check your server respons if it is correct for the second and etc pages. I will check with your code.

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18/01/2010
22:42

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My server code is correct, and I was checking with Firebug. When I scroll out first set, first page is again requested. I will check again, but I don't know what could cause problems on the server side?

19/01/2010
02:10

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I think, I've found the solution. The problem was in using parseInt function instead of Math.ceil when determening current page. So line 277 of grid.base.js file should be page = Math.ceil((tbot + scrollTop) / div) + 1; instead of page = parseInt((tbot + scrollTop) / div) + 1;

It should be tested probably, but it seems that it works on my example.

19/01/2010
02:49

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I dont think so...

But I /think/ your server code must be misinterpreting the page numbers. Remember that the first page is page 1, not page 0.

Mark

19/01/2010
04:37

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Well, it fixed the problem for me. Please try it with td padding of 7px and grid's height of 530px. It should be pretty close to my test environment. I double checked my server side code, and it works ok.

edit: Also, I have rownumbers set on true, and they are repeated too, so it is not like server side is returning wrong data, but jqGrid simply repeats first page of results.

22/01/2010
10:02

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Hello,

Thanks. Since this is reported from many users we will definitley check this and let you know.

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22/01/2010
10:03

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Hello,

Thanks. Since this is reported from many users we will definitley check this and let you know.

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22/01/2010
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Hello,

Thanks. Since this is reported from many users we will definitley check this and let you know.

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22/01/2010
17:37

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The problem seems to be that some (perhaps all) browsers are reporting fractional coords for the top of the table, even though top, padding, scrollTop etc are all integers. So the formula sometimes computes 1.9999999 when it should compute 2. Math.ceil is not the solution, because the same rounding errors could produce 2.00001 and Math.ceil would then compute 3. But Math.round should be good enough.

I'd still like to figure out where the fractional pixels are coming from – but for now Im pretty sure that Math.round will solve the problem.

Mark

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