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  1. Nice tutorial, Andrew.

  2. brume says:

    Flexigrid looks like a very promising jquery datagrid plugin. I have some questions about it.

    1. Unfortunately, it doesnt seem like the Flexigrid project is still undergoing active development/maintenance. Aren’t you concerned about this?.

    2. Did you consider other jquery data grids before selecting the flexigrid?. If so what were the considerations?.

    I am considering a number of jquery data grid options and wanted to hear your opinion….

    please get back.

    thanks,

  3. Hi. I chose Flexigrid as it is a lightweight jQuery-based datagrid. I looked into the jqGrid (plugins.jquery.com/project/jqGrids) but found that it did a lot more than what I wanted it to do (e.g. inline editing) and was a bit bulky.

    Although the main Flexigrid site (www.flexigrid.info) isn’t kept updated, there is still an active community at http://groups.google.com/group/flexigrid who occasionally contribute updates.

  4. Tony O'Hara says:

    Hi guys, I am trying to use Flexigrid in a web application. Some of my screens have scrollable divs and I am finding that Flexigrid does not display correctly on these pages. It spills over from its ‘parent’ control and doesn’t move with the rest of the page. This doesn’t seem to be a problem in IE8 or Firefox but it is with IE6 & 7. Any ideas?

    thanks in advance

    Tony

  5. ssalter says:

    Good to see a tutorial with the json encoding that php5 offers.

    1)
    You might want to change:
    while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($sql)) {
    to
    while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($results)) {
    in your example above.

    2)
    Additionally, how about providing a zip for users to download, complete with a sql file so they can load a test table. Anything to make it easier for the user, right?

    3)
    How to detect a row onclick event and pass the ID of the row to a defined javascript function?

    4)
    How to reload the grid and pass different sql?

    5)
    How to turn off pagination entirely so the entire result is displayed in the grid?

    :) Questions, questions.

    thanks,
    Steve

  6. ssalter says:

    cancel #4 and $5.

  7. I think it is a very interesting beginning towards a paradigma change. In combination with intelligent profiling tools and an adserver, future websites could be designed directly by the adserver based on this model. Fantastic new possibilities. Further ideas I have written on my Blog (unfortunately only in German) http://arrogo.wordpress.com/2009/08/23/website-morphing-oder-was-adserver-in-zukunft-konnen-werden/

  8. opchnij.pl says:

    Very interesting article, I hope we will have such sites soon.

  9. Kevin Holdridge says:

    Hi Steve – thanks for spotting that blooper – we’ve corrected the sample now. Andrew will see what he can do with items 2 and 3 when he gets back from vacation – useful suggestions. Kevin

  10. That Hannah Hiles woman is a genius! I’d like to take full credit and say that I taught her everything she knows*.

    SMALL PRINT
    *I might not have taught her anything at all.

    Social Networking FTW! :)

  11. indra says:

    Nice, Easy & Usesfull. This is tutorial that I need

  12. Amit says:

    hello good job

  13. Ganesh Prasad says:

    Hi,
    Is is possible to implement a “Edit” link in the grid row itself instead of “Edit” button in the main menu so that one click extra click can be avoided by the user?
    Please let me know if any body can help me on this.
    Thanks,
    Ganesh

  14. True words, some truthful words man. Made my day!

  15. indra says:

    This tutorial very usefull,but how if I want to adding input form for searching(maybe)?
    ex: I want search the data between startdate and enddate?

  16. rmw says:

    Hi,

    I wanted to add a feature where i added a column Option buttons, which i managed to do, but now i want to add another feature to Select & Unselect all records displayed in the grid.

    Could anyone help me on this ASAP.

  17. Damian Stafford says:

    Thank you very much for the clearest explanation I’ve encountered so far for this useful yet almost completely undocumented library.

  18. Ramiro says:

    Hi there !!

    I’m working with this Flexigrid (very nice) and I have a question about it.
    How Can I get the column value (!=’id’) of the selected row?
    e.g. My Felxigrid has 4 columns, but I need get the value of the column 2.
    Thanks for yuo help.

  19. ayesha says:

    plz upload sample zip file
    thanks

  20. ayesha says:

    @Ramiro
    you can get id by simple table tr or td click function using jquery.

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  22. Ashish says:

    Is it possible to make add section like when we click on it than the present screen which is currently showing the content, just slide down and a new screen appears with an “add new entry form” and same with edit???

  23. Ashish says:

    If this is possible than please mail me

  24. bani says:

    Hide and show columns is also possible, but when i try to hide a column the page which is below is getting disturbed, the column names are moving but the actual columns are there..its like deleting the column id disturbing the way the page looks…is it possible to delete the entire row not just the name of the column…..so that the table stays stable

  25. bertopola says:

    First of all sorry for my english if I make mistakes. I’ll go direct to the question:

    How to do multi-column sort in Flexigrid? Posible?

    Thanks.

  26. Saneef says:

    Any idea if the flexigrid like colspan & rowspan in HTML tables?

  27. david says:

    very good tutorial

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