If you create a gridster object and have a resize option but have it disabled, it doesn't create a resize_api and creates errors if you attempt to enable resizing later.
...$(thing).gridster({resize:{max_size:[6,4],stop:function(){}, enabled:false})...
It creates functional gridster object that throws errors when attempting to enable_resize().
However, if the gridster object is created with enabled:true and then just disabled immediately, I can call enable_resize() and disable_resize() without issues later.
If you create a gridster object and have a resize option but have it disabled, it doesn't create a resize_api and creates errors if you attempt to enable resizing later. ...$(thing).gridster({resize:{max_size:[6,4],stop:function(){}, enabled:false})...
It creates functional gridster object that throws errors when attempting to enable_resize().
However, if the gridster object is created with enabled:true and then just disabled immediately, I can call enable_resize() and disable_resize() without issues later.