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29/12/2008
19:28

alexnander

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Not sure if this will qualify as a bug, but if you use jqgrid and google maps API in the same page, jqgrid takes over the mouseover event causing google maps to behave rather odd. (Strangely enough IE6 works fine)

My temporary fix is as follows

BEFORE (jquery.jqGrid.js)

   ts.p._height += parseInt($(grid.hDiv,ts).height(),10);
        $(grid.hDiv).mousemove(function (e) {grid.dragMove(e.clientX); return false;}).after(grid.bDiv);
        $(document).mouseup(function (e) {
            if(grid.resizing) {
                grid.dragEnd();
                if(grid.newWidth && ts.p.forceFit===false){
                    var gwdt = (grid.width <= ts.p._width) ? grid.width: ts.p._width;
                    var overfl = (grid.width <= ts.p._width) ? "hidden" : "auto";
                    if(ts.p.pager && $(ts.p.pager).hasClass("scroll") ) {
                        $(ts.p.pager).width(gwdt);
                    }
                    if(ts.p.caption) {$(grid.cDiv).width(gwdt);}
                    if(ts.p.toolbar[0]) {$(grid.uDiv).width(gwdt);}
                    $(grid.bDiv).width(gwdt).css("overflow-x",overfl);
                    $(grid.hDiv).width(gwdt);
                }

            }            return false;
       });

AFTER (line 1444)

        ts.p._height += parseInt($(grid.hDiv,ts).height(),10);
        $(grid.hDiv).mousemove(function (e) {grid.dragMove(e.clientX); return false;}).after(grid.bDiv);
        $(document).mouseup(function (e) {
            if(grid.resizing) {
                grid.dragEnd();
                if(grid.newWidth && ts.p.forceFit===false){
                    var gwdt = (grid.width <= ts.p._width) ? grid.width: ts.p._width;
                    var overfl = (grid.width <= ts.p._width) ? "hidden" : "auto";
                    if(ts.p.pager && $(ts.p.pager).hasClass("scroll") ) {
                        $(ts.p.pager).width(gwdt);
                    }
                    if(ts.p.caption) {$(grid.cDiv).width(gwdt);}
                    if(ts.p.toolbar[0]) {$(grid.uDiv).width(gwdt);}
                    $(grid.bDiv).width(gwdt).css("overflow-x",overfl);
                    $(grid.hDiv).width(gwdt);
                }
                return false;
            }
            return true;
        });

05/01/2009
02:58

tony

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Hello,

Thanks. I know about this problem in google maps. There was such post before some weeks. I'm not sure If I make the correction this will not destroy other things. Also a strong testing is needed here.

Regards

Tony

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04/03/2009
00:40

dengelmeyer

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Hello,

I am also experiencing an issue with google maps. If I load the grid in after the page has loaded, the click handler for the map gets messed up. When I click on the map, the click never gets released and the if I move the mouse around the page, the map just scrolls with it. Oddly enough, it works just fine with IE 7 but not with the Mozilla 3.0.6. Are there any suggestions for a fix? I don't want to run the grid in an iframe, but will if it's a must. Any info is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

-Drew

06/03/2009
00:12

tony

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Hello,

The fix will be in next bugfix release.

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Tony

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07/03/2009
14:24

dengelmeyer

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Thank you Tony.