Return 'true' when successfully.

We are pleased to announce the availability of jQuery EasyUI 1.2.4.

• Compatible with jQuery 1.6.x.
• New plugins are added.
• Some bugs in previous version are fixed.
• Some useful features are added to exists plugins.

Please visit http://www.jeasyui.com/download/v124.php to see more details.

The first select element is created as combogrid component but the second is a normal select element that placed below the combogrid. When using IE, the select element is considered an ActiveX object and on top of every HTML element in the page.

To solve this problem, change the select element to combobox component by adding 'easyui-combobox' class attribute to it.

The all plugin such as datagrid and treegrid is same as other jQuery plugins(find, html, val, etc), they all extend with jQuery.fn object.
There is no efficient way to determine the object type, but you can add a type option while creating your object and then read this type from the 'options' object or directly to determine its object like this:

Code:

var target = $('#tt').get(0); // the DOM object
if ($.data(target,'treegrid')){
  alert('treegrid');
} else if ($.data(target,'datagrid')){
  alert('datagrid')
}

Cannot find your test code but you can call 'fixColumns' or 'resize' method to try to fix this issue. If the problem is not solved, run your code in another browser.

This feature will be supported in version 1.2.4. You can also download the updated form plugin from http://www.jeasyui.com/easyui/plugins/jquery.form.js.

Can you give more details about this issue?

• The easyui version you are using
• The browser and its version
• Some test code about your issue

The success callback function of form plugin is fired when the response data returned from server, which usually takes correct and error data. The submit action is processed by using invisible iframe and not by XHR, so we don't need the error callback function.

Create the menu first and then call 'appendItem' method to append menu item to your menu.

The easiest way to create menu is to add 'easyui-menu' class attribute to a <div/> markup, just like this:
<div id="div_menu" class="easyui-menu" style="width:100px;"></div>

Now you can call the 'appendItem' method:

Code:

var arrs = ["test1","test1","test1","test1"];
for (var i=0;i<arrs.length;i++) {
  $("#div_menu").menu('appendItem', {
     text:arrs[i],
     onclick:'javascript:alert("ok")'
     // or
     // handler:function() {alert("ok")}
  });
}

Usually the dialog float over the page and need to set its width and height. You can set the 'maximized' property to true to make dialog maximize when open.

Some new features will be added to the version 1.2.4

• Compatible with JQuery 1.6.x
• Add searchbox plugin
• Add progressbar plugin
• ...

Hi,
The new forum is created. We cordially invite you to use this forum for discussions regarding jQuery EasyUI.
You can also visit the old forum http://jquery-easyui.wikidot.com/forum:start.