One time in the navigator (add):

...

recreateForm:true,

beforeInitData: function (formid){jQuery("#list1").setColProp('nom', {editoptions:{readonly:false}}); } ,

...

One time in the Grid:

jQuery("#list1").editGridRow(gr,
{

...

recreateForm:true,
beforeInitData: function (formid){jQuery("#list1").setColProp('nom', {editoptions:{readonly:true}});  },

...

Very good analysis. very good exchange. better that "please consult the doc" ...

This event occurs when I click the + but not when I click on the row !

For the time beeing I don't see how to change (to address) one of the proprietes of one raw: colModel.index or something like that ?

Just before the form is created, the grid calls your onBeforeInit function (if you have one). You can supply one onBeforeInit function for add, and one onBeforeInit for edit.

Use the onBeforeInit functions to change the editoptions for the column in question (ie add or remove the readonly property from colModel).

You also need to set recreateForm to true, to ensure the form is rebuilt every time you call editGridRow (otherwise it just re-uses the previous form, with new values inserted, and wont call onBeforeInit, or look at your colModel options).

Mark

(for set/clear attribute: ok)

I have a grid. When I click on one row, a form is displayed for modification/edit. In this case I protect one field with "readonly" as you suggested. I can change all fields excepted this one.

In the pager, I use the "+" for the creation. When I click on it, the same form is displayed BUT, in this case, I want to edit the field.

but it's impossible because of the "readonly" !

That's why I asked if we can have two forms !

phicarre said:

I replied too quickly …

because now I cannot create a record …

In fact I must have two forms: one for the creation and one for the edition/modification.

Is it possible to have different forms ?

In that case you can set recreateForm true (so that the form gets rebuilt every time you click the add or edit buttons), and use onBeforeInit to set/clear the readonly attribute in the colModel.

Mark

phicarre said:

I replied too quickly …

because now I cannot create a record …

In fact I must have two forms: one for the creation and one for the edition/modification.

Is it possible to have different forms ?

In that case you can set recreateForm true (so that the form gets rebuilt every time you click the add or edit buttons), and use onBeforeInit to set/clear the readonly attribute in the colModel.

Mark

because now I cannot create a record ...

In fact I must have two forms: one for the creation and one for the edition/modification.

Is it possible to have different forms ?

Now I must change the color in the form because I don't see the difference with the other fields.

Thank you.

Mark

- to have a field visible but not editable in a row

and

- to have this field visible but not editable in a edit record form

I believe that if a field is not editable then it is not visible in a form

Or do you have a "trick" ?