Anyone have a more extensive yaml file for jqgrid than the one that''s shown with the example Jqgrid Demos page? Also, I''ve been successful in just using the straight jQuery javascript code, rather than invoking the yaml file to produce it), but sometimes get an "unitialized class variable @@grid_name" error. I was doing this because all the code I see on the web to achieve anything, just shows the jQuery code, rather than the yaml code that produced it. I know that using the yaml file avoids hard-coding the grid name, but I don''t know how to create functions in yaml that turn out the way they look in the code that results. So the million dollar question is ... should the code always be generated by invoking a yaml file (which seems to avoid getting the "unitialized class variable @@grid_name" error", or is it ok to use the ''straight'' jquery javascript code? Hope that makes sense. Any help offered is greatly appreciated. -- Posted via ruby-forum.com.
2dconcept.com/jquery-grid-rails-plugin maybe help you. On Aug 7, 12:49 pm, Rob Cash <rails-mailing-l...-ARtvInVfO7ksV2N9l4h3zg@public.gmane.org> wrote:> Anyone have a more extensive yaml file for jqgrid than the one that''s > shown with the example Jqgrid Demos page? > > Also, I''ve been successful in just using the straight jQuery javascript > code, rather than invoking the yaml file to produce it), but sometimes > get an "unitialized class variable @@grid_name" error. I was doing this > because all the code I see on the web to achieve anything, just shows > the jQuery code, rather than the yaml code that produced it. I know > that using the yaml file avoids hard-coding the grid name, but I don''t > know how to create functions in yaml that turn out the way they look in > the code that results. So the million dollar question is ... should the > code always be generated by invoking a yaml file (which seems to avoid > getting the "unitialized class variable @@grid_name" error", or is it ok > to use the ''straight'' jquery javascript code? Hope that makes sense. > > Any help offered is greatly appreciated. > -- > Posted viahttp://www.ruby-forum.com.