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$(this).css('color', '#666'); // this could be in the style sheet instead

color: #6d757d;

color: #6d757d;

Stage Store #697","Address":"1112 S Main Street Grove TX 74344","TotalkW":4.01698,"TotalkWh":17153.85,"IncentiveAmount":null,"ApprovedDat

{ "aaData":[{"AccountNumber":"95264965302","ProjectID":325,"SponsorName":"Tanya Bell","CompanyName":"93335 Stage Store #697&q

callback([{"AccountNumber":"9526496","ProjectID":2,"SponsorName":"Names","CompanyName":"93335 Stage Store #697","Address"

window.document.forms[FRM].elements[BTN].style.backgroundColor = "#6B77F9";

#example_wrapper { -webkit-box-shadow: 2px 2px 6px #666; box-shadow: 2px 2px 6px #666; border-radius: 5px; }

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/122238/handling-a-colon-in-an-element-id-in-a-css-selector#656463

And here is part of the HTML code for the gridview

The other way is to modify your initialisation of jEditable to use live events: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4343109/jeditable-live#6059185 . Either way should work fine :-)

When I load my table and I click Edit on the first row nRow gets set to tr#619.odd in my Watch Panel. When I click Edit on the second row it says tr#417.even

Hello,

background: url("images/ui-bg_gloss-wave_50_6eac2c_500x100.png") repeat-x scroll 50% 50% #6EAC2C;

background-color:#66FF99;

If the table only has 20 rows, and I tell it to scroll to row #60, it fetches new data and positions it so that the top row is row 21, not row 60. Are you not experiencing that?

The ideal for me is that #6 from above ends up after #3 above. In other words, as soon as the header/footer are constructed with toolbars in place, and jQuery styling is present, I want to do the .app

This code is working to apply jeditable on new row on all td's. How can I apply it only , by example, td #5 and td #6.

Edit: After applying the above change and below changes, fnUpdate has dropped way down in the list, so now fnReDraw is now at #5, while fnSort is at #6. Screen shot is below of the firebug output.

on optimizing processActiveQueue. But #4 to #6 concern me. Hence my posting here.