@Sharique
Yes, it'll work with .NET (just create an aspx page that spits out a
table as per the instrux), and set the 'url' param accordingly in the
options. Remember, ingrid's just making an ajax call to some more
HTML. Something like this will work:
$(document).ready(
function() {
$("#table1").ingrid({
url: 'myPage.aspx',
height: 350
});
}
);
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@Saidur
Think you found a little easter egg - that 'remote.html' shouldn't be
in the actual plugin, it should be set as part of the setup
Regardless, I should include a sample remote.html file in the
download. I'll send around an update when these changes are in.
Cheers!
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@Guy
Yes, you can use ingrid to style inline tables if you want. In the
options, you'll want to set paging:false, sorting:false
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@Shawn
Yep, good call, i'm working on it. The goal here is to have a
datagrid in the jQ UI toolbax that's up to snuff with the likes of EXT
and YUI. We've got some traction on that front, a couple people have
offered to help. Let me know if you're in.
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Cheers all,
Matt
On Oct 4, 2:33 pm, Sharique <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Really nice work.
> Did it works will asp.net as well?
>
> On Oct 4, 3:15 am, reconstrukt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hey all,
>
> > I just released Just finished the initial release of my datagrid
> > plugin. I named her Ingrid. :)
>
> > Features in this release:
>
> > - resizable columns
> > - paging toolbar
> > - sorting (server-side)
> > - row & column styling
>
> > The goal here is to give jQuery a robust, native datagrid that's up to
> > snuff with those found in the EXT or YUI libraries.
>
> > Check it out here:http://www.reconstrukt.com/ingrid/
>
> > Thanks much
> > Matt
