Looking for a Grid

I believe you want to look into custom formatters: http://www.trirand.com/jqgridwiki/doku.php?id=wiki:custom_formatter > > Hi Ray - > > As always thank you for your ideas and assistance. > > I am examining the demo/code for jqGrid. > > From my examination of the code, it looks like when you reference the > page that has your query on it, > you are pulling in the data, and the grid just displays it as is. > > What if, I want to test for values within my query and modify the > cells background-color during the creation of it. > > For example, I have a query that is a joined from 2 tables. > > The first table has: Name, phone, address > The 2nd table has address_changed > > I would join the two tables, and during the creation of the table, I > would test for a value from address_changed. > > If there was a change, the original address field would be highlighted > in some color, and and the field would then be associated with a tool > tip to display the new value, and the address_changed column would not > be displayed. > > From what I am reading, it looks like jqGrid just grabs the data and > dumps  it out. > > Any and all ideas would be helpful. > > Thanks. > > Doug > > > > > >> >> Short and sweet: jqGrid >> >> Very powerful grid. >> >> >> >>> >>> Hi Folks - >>> >>> I am looking for some help when it comes to deciding upon a jQuery Grid. >>> >>> Being new to jQuery, I am still trying to wrap my head around everything. >>> >>> I am looking for a grid that will allow me to control the layout/format/css of individual cells within a table. >>> >>> All of my work would be a mix of jQuery & Coldfusion. >>> >>> What I would need to do is read a DB table, spit out the table, add logic during the creation of a table, and add in certain CSS coloring and classes or divs to add in tool tips, and still have all the sweetness of a slick jQuery UI. >>> >>> Any and all ideas are appreciated. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> Doug >>> >>> >> >> > >