I recommend you to try another setting of Add/Edit forms: recreateForm:true (see my feature request). Probably this simple setting will solve your problem.

Best regards
Oleg

Oh yes, in compiled source, it is enclosed in correct scope (i looked in src code).

global is probably not the good term, but there is really a conflict with tihs variable.

This is my case :

the user edit a row in a grid A.

The edit form has a link to open another dialog box with a grid B.

grid B has edit capabilities too.

just open this last edit form.

Close edit form, close grid B box, 

then save grid A will fires beforeSubmit of grid B....

I think (but haven't test it) 2 grids with edit capabilities on the same page will cause the same bug.

Why my suggested solution seems to fix the problem ?

I spend a few times on debugging and going deep inside code but don't find exactly why there is a override.

Hope this will be useful enough for you to go deeper!

Best regards

LudoO

I disagree with you. The variable rp_ge defined in the line 10 is not global. It is define inside of the body of the function defined in the line 1. I recommend you to use http://www.jslint.com/ to verify JavaScript code. It shows which variables are global. The variable rp_ge defined in the line 10 is do not global.

Best regards
Oleg

in grid.formedit.js

line 10

//var rp_ge = null;

line 342 in editGridRow :

var rp_ge = p; //rp_ge = p;

line 1475 in delGridRow  :

var rp_ge = p; //rp_ge = p;

As mentionned in 3.8.2 changelog, "

• jqGrid now should not have any dependency on other JS libs – we have only one name-space

But, in formedit (line 10) , variable rp_ge is global.

So when you use multiple grids, properties of rp_ge are mixed.

One miainbad effect is that events of last used grid fires on the other one.

Could you fix this by completely isolate this variable ?

Thanks

LudoO