my temporary solution.

function onSelectRowCustom(rowid) {
    alert('my code here!!!');
}

var myTableObj_timeOutTable;

var myTableObj = $("#myJqgridTableId").jqGrid({
    …
    …
    …
    beforeSelectRow: function(rowid, e) { // DOES NOT WORK WITH KEY NAVIGATION!!!!
        myTableObj.keyEventTypeFired_custom = e.type;
        return true;
    },
    onSelectRow: function(rowid){
        if(myTableObj.keyEventTypeFired_custom == 'click') {
            clearTimeout( myTableObj_timeOutTable );
            myTableObj.keyEventTypeFired_custom = null;
            onSelectRowCustom(rowid);
        } else {
            clearTimeout( myTableObj_timeOutTable );
            myTableObj_timeOutTable = setTimeout(function() {
                onSelectRowCustom(rowid);
            }, 300 );
        }
    }
    …
});

In "onSelectRow" event, i would like to distinguish between mouse click (no delay) and key scrolling (with delay, in order to avoid multiple, useless code execution). But in "onSelectRow" no "event" parameter is available.

How can i detect and discriminate the event?

Thanks

Try this (not tested):

Regards

i would like to fire "onSelectRow" event after a small delay (useful during rows scrolling with up-down keys).

How can i do this?

Thanks