Shield UI: Dragging to Create Group - javascript

I'm a designer who uses JavaScript / jQuery mainly for prototyping. I'm currently evaluating the Shield UI library for a project, and am mainly interested in exploring the grid capabilities. I've only been exploring the library for the last several hours, but have hit a stumbling block with enabling draggable grouping. I followed the example on the product website (http://demos.shieldui.com/web/grid-grouping/grouping), and it works perfectly ONLY if I define a group in my data source. I can then delete this initial group, and drag any of the column headers to the drop region to create groups. However, if I don't have an initial group defined as part of my data source, the grouping drop region is present, but doesn't create a group when a column is dropped.
I tried adding an ungroup event after initially creating the grid, but that didn't solve the problem. Is it possible to drag-and-drop group creation without defining an initial group?

You can try using the ungroup() method to remove the groups right after the Grid has been rendered and data loaded.

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