I have not specifically used jquerygrid but it looks like it will
request the data from a URL and all that you need to do is set up a view
there to return the proper json objects to it.
It is basically like any other django view, just that you would be
returning json instead of html. I have been using datatables:
http://www.datatables.net/
with the same strategy and have found it relatively straightforward, so
if you already know how to use django it shouldn't be too much different
-- just json instead of html gets returned.
Hopefully this helps,
Casey
On 02/03/2011 07:50 PM, Tony wrote:
I found a plugin that combines the two but you cant look at the source
unless you have been approved by the creator. Is there any viable,
simple way to use the jquery grid plugin with django fairly quickly?
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