I agree with idbehold's answer. You can create and display several slickgrids on one page.
eg. Your .js file should resemble
var grid1; var data1=[]; var columns1=[ //relevant code ]; var grid2; var data2=[]; var columns2=[ //relevant code ]; var options={ //relevant code }; //You can also create separate options for each grid, //but take care to include those as arguments when //initializing the grid. $ function() { // relevant code grid1 = new Slick.Grid("#myGrid1", data1, columns1, options); //or options1 grid2 = new Slick.Grid("#myGrid2", data2, columns2, options); //or options2 // more code }
Note. Please ensure that all brackets are properly closed. Above is just to show what your code should look like. I tried to use such code successfully.
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