You mix inline edit with pure grid data.

You should make your own ajax call to save data this way.

Reagrds

Tony

You have to call your server code by yourself using an AJAX call or a window.open() javascript. For example in a custom button I export my grid to excel and then I use window.open to call a server side code this way:

         function showReportWindow(tipo) {
             var url = "/DomiciliacionPagos/Sector?oper=" + tipo;
             window.open(url, "popup", "width=600,height=600");
         }   

HTH

note - the ID is text and not an interger

Any hints?

jQuery("#newGrid").jqGrid({
          url:'get.php?q=30'
        , editurl: getr.php?q=31'
        , datatype: "json"
        , mtype: 'GET'
        , loadtext: "Loading..."
        , colNames:['Value']
        , colModel:[
              {name:'thevalue', index:'thevalue', width:198}
        ]
        , sortname: 'thevalue'
        , sortorder: "asc"
        , pgbuttons: false
        , pginput: false
        , viewrecords: false
        , rowList: []
        , height: '100%'
        , multiselect: true
        , pager: jQuery('#newPager')
        , imgpath: '/custom/javascript/jquery-1.2.6/jqGrid/themes/basic/images'
        , caption: 'Experiments'
        , width: "700"
        , height: '100%'
      }).navGrid("#newPager",{search:false,refresh:true,edit:false,add:false,del:false,position:'right'});
      
    jQuery("#makeNew").click( function() {
          var s;
          s = jQuery("#newGrid").getGridParam('selarrrow');
                for (x in s) {
                  var ret = jQuery("#newGrid").getRowData(s[x]);
                  var thevalue= ret.thevalue;
                  alert(thevalue);
                  jQuery("#newGrid").saveRow(thevalue);
        }
    });

thanks