The alerts are common for all grids. So the better solution here

is to pass diffrent texts of the alert which I think will be in the next major release.

Regards

Tony

Thank you for posting this issue.

I will perform some tests and include it in the next release.

Best Regards

Tony

i'm having trouble because if you create a grid with a subgrid, both calling the navGrid method :

[main_jqGridCode
// blah blah,
 subGrid: true,
 subGridRowExpanded: function(subgrid_id, row_id) {
        [subgrid_code].navGrid('subgridpager_id#',{

          // custom parameters for alerts
        }

].navGrid('mainpager_id#',{

  // custom parameters for alerts
})

it turns out that you see always the main grid alert parameters: this is because of :

navGrid : function (elem, o, pEdit,pAdd,pDel,pSearch) {
        o = $.extend(...);
        return this.each(function() {      
            var alertIDs = {themodal:'alertmod',modalhead:'alerthd',modalcontent:'alertcnt'};
            [variosu code ...]
                createModal(alertIDs,...

so this is called both with the subgrid and last for the main grid, but the IDS remains the same (shortly, the first alert is overwritten ...), i found this solution for me it worked out :

navGrid : function (elem, o, pEdit,pAdd,pDel,pSearch) {
        o = $.extend(...);
        return this.each(function() {

if ( o.isSubgrid )
    var alertIDs={themodal:'subalertmod',modalhead:'subalerthd',modalcontent:'subalertcnt'};
else
    var alertIDs={themodal:'alertmod',modalhead:'alerthd',modalcontent:'alertcnt'};           

            [various code ...]
                createModal(alertIDs,..

but you must remember to insert a isSubgrid:true parameter inside the navGrid call of the subgrid.

CJ