How to resize a jqGrid when the browser is resized?

To resize a jqGrid when the browser is resized, you can use the jQuery .resize() method to detect when the browser window changes size, and then call the setGridWidth() method to set the grid's new width.

Here's an example code snippet that demonstrates this:

$(window).resize(function(){
    var grid = $("#gridId");
    var parentWidth = grid.closest(".ui-jqgrid").parent().width();
    grid.setGridWidth(parentWidth);
});

In this example, we first bind a resize() event to the window object. Whenever the browser window is resized, the function will be called.

Inside the function, we first get a reference to the jqGrid element by using its ID. We then calculate the new width of the grid by getting the width of its parent element. The closest() method is used to find the closest element that matches the selector .ui-jqgrid, which is the container element for the grid.

Finally, we call the setGridWidth() method on the jqGrid element, passing in the new width as an argument. This will resize the grid to fit its new parent element width.

Note that you may need to adjust this code to fit your specific use case, as the IDs and selectors may differ.