This is true.

In order not to bind every time when create the grid not needed events like on double click and on right click we first check if such function exists and the bind the event.

So in order to bind dynamically these two events you will first need to define a empty function.

Regards

Tony

I have a routine that I call after initialising the grid.  The grid was initialised without specifying an ondblClickRow event.

    $.fn.addJobDialogEventsToGrid=function(){
        $(this)
            .setGridParam({
                onSelectRow:function(){
                    $('#jd-editjobBtn,#jd-printjobBtn,#jd-faxjobBtn,#jd-activityBtn').setActive();
                },
                gridComplete:function(){
                    $('#jd-editjobBtn,#jd-printjobBtn,#jd-faxjobBtn,#jd-activityBtn').setDisabled();
                },
                ondblClickRow:function(){
                    $('#jd-editjobBtn').click();
                }                
            });

        alert($(this).getGridParam("ondblClickRow"));
        alert($.isFunction($(this).getGridParam("ondblClickRow")));
        alert($(this)[0].p.ondblClickRow);
        return this;
    };

My problem was that double clicking the row did not fire the event. (Other events specified above are fine)

Investigating (adding the alerts)

first alert displays the function

second alert displays true

third alert displays the function

so it seems to be setup correctly.

The work around to the problem is to add an empty ondblRowClick event when initialising the grid.   Then the setGridParam method works fine.

i.e.

.....

ondblClickRow:function(){}

....