You can call click() of first group on load event of datagrid.

$opt[“loadComplete”] = “function(){ jQuery(‘.jqgroup:first span’).click(); }”;
// …
$g->set_options($opt);

Hello,

Copied/Pasted your exact code. No action unfortunately.

Regards,

Jean-Luc

Screenshot: 

Code: https://gist.github.com/gridphp/75ce246651e9daf00c91234e336ebedc Line 49,52

Hello Abu,

Having investigated further our issue, I found the following.

If my ‘grouped grid’ is the main grid, it works fine as expected.

If the ‘grouped grid’ is a sub-grid, then it does not. That’s our configuration:

Grid1 -> Sub-Grid2 (grouped)

Any idea ?

Best Regards

Jean-Luc

I’ll be updating back after some more testing.

For parent grid see index.php + line 49,52

For subgrid see index_detail.php + line 53

Code: https://gist.github.com/gridphp/75ce246651e9daf00c91234e336ebedc

Hello Abu,

Result is a bit better but not 100%:

The issue is that I have several sub-grids (different tabs) under the main one.

Main Grid -> Tab1 Sub-Grid1
Tab2 Sub-Grid2
Tab3 Sub-Grid3

The mentioned code :

$opt[“loadComplete”] = “function(){ jQuery(‘.subgrid-data .jqgroup:first span’).click(); }”;

Even if attached to sub-grid3  acts on sub-grid1 systematically.

Therefore is there a way to ‘name’ the right sub-grid jQuery should act on ?

Kind Regards,

Jean-Luc

Hi again,

Replace subgrid loadComplete with following. Replace bold with subgrid id.

$opt[“loadComplete”] = “function(o){ jQuery(‘[id$=list_detail]’).closest(‘.subgrid-data’).find(‘.jqgroup:first span’).click(); }”;

https://gist.github.com/gridphp/75ce246651e9daf00c91234e336ebedc#file-index_detail-php-L53