Hi Devesh,
I presume you are using the Balupton edition of Lightbox for JQuery.
I had the same problem error message, but it I wasn't using jqGrid -
it turned out to be a file location problem.
Lightbox uses a fixed file structure to locate files dependant on
whether it is compressed or not.
>From the changelog
v1.3.6-final (March 08, 2009)
...
- Minified rather than packed (following jQuery 1.3 standards)
- We now detect if we are compressed or not, and will automatically
include the correct files
These locations are set in the `files` array.
>From jquery.lightbox.js:
482 files: {
483 compressed: {
484 js: {
485 lightbox: 'js/jquery.lightbox.min.js',
486 colorBlend: 'js/jquery.color.min.js'
487 },
488 css: {
489 lightbox: 'css/jquery.lightbox.css'
490 }
491 },
492 uncompressed: {
493 js: {
494 lightbox: 'js/jquery.lightbox.js',
495 colorBlend: 'js/jquery.color.js'
496 },
497 css: {
498 lightbox: 'css/jquery.lightbox.css'
499 }
500 },
501 images: {
502 prev: 'images/prev.gif',
503 next: 'images/next.gif',
504 blank: 'images/blank.gif',
505 loading: 'images/loading.gif'
506 }
507 },
If you want to use a different structure for your files you can edit
these lines. If you are using the minified version you can use find
and replace to change them.
However, to make Lightbox upgrades compatible with your site, I would
recommend that you recreate the original file structure, or you may
find you have problems in the future.
Hope this helps. It bugged me for ages!
On Apr 16, 7:01 am, Devesh <erdeveshmis...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am not able to use jqGrid and jquery lightbox plugin in a single
> page. Its shows an error i.e. Lightbox was not able to find it's
> javascript script tag necessary for auto-inclusion. What does it
> mean ?
>
> Can someone help me ?
>
> Thanks
> Devesh M
