jqgrid-formatter

How can we add a tooltip on a column level. What I mean by column level is that all the rows( belonging to the same column) should have the same tooltip content. For eg, Consider a column called "Manager Name". All rows of that column should display tooltip as "Click here to see manager details". Can this be done on colModel level. I am aware of custom formatters, where I can add title to "cellValue". But I am really not looking for this as I am already using a complicated custom formatter. I hope there is a straight forward way to achieve this. You can use cellattr: function () { return '

Is there a way that the column width of jqgrid change dynamically according to the content of that column? I used shrinkToFit and autoWidth but non of them worked for me. I use jqgrid 4.5.2. I have searched and read the other questions but those didn't work for me. Maybe there is a widget to do that. I will be thankful if you help me. Here's how I implement jqGrid column width based on column content. Add this to the gridComplete event. $(this).parent().append('<span id="widthTest" />'); gridName = this.id; $('#gbox_' + gridName + ' .ui-jqgrid-htable,#' + gridName).css('width', 'inherit'); $('

I've seen other posts on this subject but my is slightlty different I have a jqGrid as shown below with the following name: grid = $("#list"); Now, I have a column named total and I want to set a color for the numbers based on a value. I tried like this grid.jqGrid({ ... colModel:[ ... {name:'total',index:'total',width:60, formatter:function(cellvalue, options, rowObject){ if (cellvalue > 300) { return "<span style='background-color:orange'>"+cellvalue+"</span>"; } else { return "<span style='color:red'>"+cellvalue+"</span>"; } }, align:'right'}, ... which seems to evaluate fine the if

So in a current app, I have to use a custom Formatter on a couple rows in my jqGrid. All these do is take a few fields from my ajax call, concat them into one, and place that into a row. EG ( data.toStreet + data.toCity + data.toState + data.toZip ) comes back as "Street City, State Zip" into the "To Address" column. This works fine and the data displays correctly, but when using the filtering toolbar, the filter is only based on the first val (data.street). below is a super simplified version of the pieces of code in question. $('#grid').jqGrid({ ... colNames:["AddressTo", "AddressFrom"],

I'm starter in jqGrid, i write this code for Implement Grouping $(function () { var mydata = [ { id: "11", invdate: "2007-10-01", name: "test", note: "note", amount: "200.00", tax: "10.00", total: "210.00" }, { id: "12", invdate: "2007-10-02", name: "test2", note: "note2", amount: "300.00", tax: "20.00", total: "320.00" }, { id: "13", invdate: "2007-09-01", name: "test3", note: "note3", amount: "400.00", tax: "30.00", total: "430.00" }, { id: "14", invdate: "2007-10-04", name: "test", note: "note", amount: "200.00", tax: "10.00", total: "210.00" }, { id: "15", invdate: "2007-10-05", name:

I'm using Jqgrid with summery row at grouping level! Now I want to know one thing, that Is it possible to show average calculated from two summery of different column ? Because Sum is calculating by JQGrid functionality. That's why I'm not sure is it possible or not! Here I've attached my screen shot Please refer that. In this the sum of forecast and revenue are is showing correctly. I Need to show the average of revenuesum/forecastsum*100 in the sum row place in Accuracy column. Is it possible to achieve it through any JavaScript coding or JQGrid functionality also? Yes, it should be fairly

I have a jqgrid, where it has a custom formatter to "column1". I need to sort the "column1" as date. I know that i can give "formatter:date", if i give this, my custom formatter does not work. Can we have 2 formatters or is there any other option for this ? Thanks in advance! No, you can only have one formatter per field, although a custom formatter can do anything including calling multiple formatters depending upon the value of the underlying data. In any case, the formatter is used to control how the data is displayed, but it should not affect how the rows are sorted. If you are using local