Thanks for the reply.

Tripp

Of course it is a object. You should know the name in order to obtain the value

Example:

echo “<userdata name='myname'>This is myname</userdata>”;

echo “<userdata name='username'>This is user name</userdata>”;

JS

var hinweis = $('#kundenstamm_ed').getGridParam('userData');

alert(hinweis.myname) - > This is myname

alert(hinweis.username) - > This is user name

Did you see the diffrence?

Your “simple” answer in the docs does not work. I too get the same error.

Did you even read his post?

He is using “getGridParam('userData');” as defined in the docs….

and getting “[object Object]” – not the value.

How does one get a footerData value (or userData value) into a variable ?

Thanks

Tripp

My simple answer is: Again refer to the docs

http://www.secondpersonplural......16ksnu.htm

Best Regards

Tony

i have :

php:

..

$test=”Hello”;

….

echo “<userdata>”.$test.” </userdata>”;

…..

in my grid I have:

loadComplete:function(){var hinweis = $('#kundenstamm_ed').getGridParam('userdata'); alert(hinweis);

…

I get (in alert) “null“

when I use: loadComplete:function(){var hinweis = $('#kundenstamm_ed').getGridParam('userData'); alert(hinweis);

i get (in alert) “[object Object]“

What is the difference and what is the best solution for getting  my text as a serverresponce into the alert-message?

Thank you Lotte