1. maybe this will work  afterSubmit:function(response,postdata){alert(response.responseText); return [true,"",""];}}

2. this event should return array with special values - see docs

Regards

Tony

afterSubmit event seems to happen before server calling and i can't receive response data and i've verified that

jQuery(gridName).editGridRow('new',{height:150,reloadAfterSubmit:true,editData:{action:'new',afterSubmit:function(response,postdata){alert(response)}}});

return always undefined even if  server call is completed and database updated.

Paolo.

Thank you very much for this. It is true.

We should have working solutions 🙂 and I will implement your

correction.

Best Regards

Tony

the reason is how editGridRow is implemented :

editGridRow : function(rowid, p){
        p = $.extend({
            // blah blah blah
        }, $.jgrid.edit, p || {});
        return this.each(function(){
            // various references to p

           $.ajax( // blah blah,

                   complete:function(a,b){

                     // again references to p
                     if ( typeof p.afterSubmit === 'function' )

                             p.afterSubmit(a,b);

                   }

        }

to be short : you can't reference p safely inside this.each and inside complete because it's an out of scope variable, instead if you do something like this (which is pretty raw i know, but it works) ...

var CJ_customglobalvar = null;

editGridRow : function(rowid, p){
        p = $.extend({
            // blah blah blah
        }, $.jgrid.edit, p || {});
        CJ_customglobalvar = p;
        return this.each(function(){
            // various references to p -> become references to CJ_customglobalvar

           $.ajax( // blah blah,

                   complete:function(a,b){

                     // again references to p becomes references to CJ_customglobalvar
                     if ( typeof CJ_customglobalvar.afterSubmit === 'function' )

                             CJ_customglobalvar.afterSubmit(a,b);

                   }

        }

.... so i hope to have suggested you some kind of solution ... for me it worked out ...

Cheers

CJ

Thank you. Definitley I will check this.

Regards

Tony

[jqgrid code].navGrid(
"#pagerid",{add:true,edit:true,del:true,search:false,refresh:false},
                {
                    reloadAfterSubmit:true,
                    closeAfterEdit:true,
                    beforeShowForm:function(){alert("beforeShowForm edit");},
                    afterSubmit:function(r,data){alert('afterSubmit edit');}
                }
                ,
                {
                    reloadAfterSubmit:true,
                    closeAfterAdd:true,
                    beforeShowForm:function(){alert("beforeShowForm new");},
                    afterSubmit:function(r,data){alert('afterSubmit new');}
                }
    );

When i click on the edit button i get as expected

1) alert("beforeShowForm edit");
2) alert('afterSubmit edit');

but when i click on the new button i get

1) alert("beforeShowForm new");
2) alert('afterSubmit edit'); <- i expected an alert('afterSubmit new');

trying the opposite (first hit the new button, than the edit button) you can experience the opposite, this time

1) alert("beforeShowForm new");
2) alert('afterSubmit new');

but when i click on the new button i get

1) alert("beforeShowForm edit");
2) alert('afterSubmit new');

... so to make a long story short, it seems that the once the afterSubmit event is initialized with a function you can't change it ...

Maybe someone of you crashed on this problem before ...

I'm trying it on IE7, windows XP, latest jqgrid release (3.3).

Hope i'm wrong and this is not a bug ...

Cheers

CJ