It should work. Please clear the cache.

Regards

Tony

I donwloaded the last release but I don't found any change.

Is any SVN available, or the correction will be a part or the next release?

Meanwhile, how can I correct it?

Thank you very much,

E.

Thanks. Fixed.

Regards

Tony

Example of custom add button, the edit button is equal whith an other URL:

.navButtonAdd("#pager",
{
    caption: 'Add', buttonimg: jq_img+'row_add.gif',
    onClickButton: function(rowid)
                    {
                        jQuery("#list").editGridRow("new",
                        {
                            reloadAfterSubmit:true,
                            closeAfterAdd: true,
                            clearAfterAdd: true
                            url:'/contacts/add/'
                        })
                    }
                    , position: "last", title: 'New' } )
;

The first time I click on add button, the record is sent and stored in database. Then if I select a row (without reload the whole page), edit  and send it, a new record is created, because the URL /contacts/add/ is called again (I can see it with Firebug). Also happens in Safari.

In the jQuery('#id').navGrid I have a custom URL for each action, like this:

jQuery('#list').navGrid('#pager',
// options
{},
// edition
{url:'/contacts/update/idperson/<?php echo $this->id; ?>'},
// add
{url:'/contacts/add/' },
// delete
{ url:'/contacts/delete'},
// search;
{}
);

The URL works fine the first time I click to update or add a record.

After update, even if I click on the add button, the update URL is called. After an add action, the URL stay in update even if I click the add button.

I can't use the same URL with the 'oper' or 'add' parameter, because we need different URL for each action to better integration into Zend Framework. I think is easy to change this behavior in JS than to change all the structure or ZF and our application.

Is there any way to "reset" the form action or other solution?

Thank you,
Escrig