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jqGrid 3.2 width bug?

15/07/2008
18:18

davidelewis

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I'm not sure if this is a bug or not … but I've just upgraded to jqGrid 3.2 (from 3.1) and am now having problems with width of the grid. If I explicitly set “shrinkToFit: false” and “width: 800″ - the width still remains the total of all the column widths. As my grid contains 20 columns - the width is set as 3112 pixels - much too wide!

Suggestions?

16/07/2008
04:12

tony

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Heve test in my project and work fine. Could you plese send link to

the problem?

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16/07/2008
12:32

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Unfortunately I cannot provide a link and I haven't posted the app to a production server. However, I tried a little more experimentation ...

If I don't explicitly set the "colModel" value with a width attribute (which defaults to 150 pixels):

{name: 'scientific_name', index: 'scientific_name', sortable: true}

... then the grid width is ignored when I set:

shrinkToFit: false,
width: 800

However, if I set the "colModel" width attribute to any value, including 150:

{name: 'scientific_name', index: 'scientific_name', width: 150, sortable: true}... then the grid is sized correctly.

17/07/2008
01:22

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Thanks I will check this.

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