bartreyserhove said:

Thanks for the reply. Apparently I just did something wrong in the configuration of JQGrid. At first sight it works perfectly together with ASP.NET MVC.

I have not tried ASP.NET MVC yet since it is still beta, and I don't care to

use beta software in a production environment.

At any rate, the underlying server technology should not matter.

I have utilized web services for ASP.NET to provide data to jqGrid.  I use

a combination of XmlDocument and XmlTextWriter to get my data into

something presentable to jqGrid.  At any rate, it all works well and the only

stumbling block I ran into was that you have to use POST method for

ASP.NET web services.  Along those lines, I found that using the build in

API for adding POST data allows me to send back useful information like

document ID's and such...  sort of like this on the row select event: 

jQuery("#someGrid").appendPostData({ itemId: ids })

Anyhow, I'm sorry to ramble.  I have just started using jqGrid and wanted

to share my experiences with it in an ASP.NET production environment so

far.

Stephen

1. Try to obtain the values form server without using jqGrid - i.e. use

simple ajax request and see if you have the response from server.

2. If this is ok then try to analyze what kind of information do you

recieve from server. Is this information applicable to jqGrid?

3. If possible use FireBug to analyze what is happen.

Best Regards

Tony

I'm trying to use JQGrid in combination with ASP.NET MVC but no matter what I give in in the URL, it never goes back to the server.

Does anyone know if it is even possible to use JQGrid in combination with ASP.NET MVC?