doesn't that put IE6 into quirksmode? which is the same as having no doctype declaration at all? or am i mistaken and it actually does make a difference?
It makes a big difference. It puts IE6 into quirks mode but not other browsers like IE7 or Firefox, they will stay in standard compliance mode. IE6 just has too many issues with the standards compliant mode. It's such a crappy browser, I hate it. It's a shame that many people are still using it. If people just would upgrade to IE7 or switch to FF or Opera, it would make my life so much easier.
2- Most software packages like this offer support for past versions so that organizations who cannot upgrade have resources, even at a minimum documentation for past releases. Why isn't this available for Ext?
The data is there, but you can't see it, because the grid isn't large enough.
You are forgetting to set the height of the grid (or set autoHeight:true).
Now, i'm having another dificult, i'm trying to put a cellclick in a cell, it works fine, but when the grid is larger than the frame that is in, the first time i click the cell it change the view of the frame at shows the start of the grid like it was putting a focus on it, and then the rest of times it works perfect, you click and you get the response, there is any way to avoid it?
Now, i'm having another dificult, i'm trying to put a cellclick in a cell, it works fine, but when the grid is larger than the frame that is in, the first time i click the cell it change the view of the frame at shows the start of the grid like it was putting a focus on it, and then the rest of times it works perfect, you click and you get the response, there is any way to avoid it?
You could try to use the cellmousedown event instead, but if that doesn't work you need to modify the selection model. Which selection model (Row, Cell, Checkbox) are you using?
Originally Posted by mystix
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