I thought it is easy to implement callback function in official demo sample, it is just couple rows of code!

You asking me to prepare a small project just because you can't spent half a minute to try to understand what I meant?

Yes, I know mate that you are user like me, and even Tony is developer - so what?

What is the difference between GNU or MTI project developer and forum user, hm?

Let's be polite to each other and be respectfully to the whole project, not just to you, ok?

br bro

You want to use a free open source software and you want that someone who also use tha same software help you. If you wait for sombody in the world help to solve your problem for free you should be polite and prepare your problem so that other, who decide help you, could at least easy reproduce your problem. See for example questions from other people or look at my answers where I post frequently a link for a working solution.

Oleg

Please clarify - do you need all of my solution files or what part of it?

I have no source code of the demo side. I have no time to create a demo code which reproduce your problem. So if you want that I help you, you should post the full code which can be used to reproduce the descrided problem.

Oleg

Here is the exotical code, starting with "onclick=" and sample, where the afterSubmit is called once only – first time you click submit with any options.

Please, try – i used this sample to reproduce the behavior.

-- my code --

onclick="jQuery('#list').jqGrid('editGridRow', '" + cl + "', {recreateForm: true, reloadAfterSubmit:true, modal: false, closeAfterAdd:true, closeAfterEdit:true, afterSubmit:function(response) { clientCallBack(response) } });"
...
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
function clientCallBack(serverArgs) {
alert('Just once!');
}
</script>

One thing I don't understand absolutly from your last post.  Why your code start with "onclick="? I suppose that you try to use the feature in absolutely exotical way.

Best regards
Oleg 

onclick="jQuery('#list').jqGrid('editGridRow', '" + cl +"', {recreateForm: true, reloadAfterSubmit:true, modal: false, closeAfterAdd:true, closeAfterEdit:true, afterSubmit:function(response) { clientCallBack(response) } });

"clientCallBack(response)" was called only once - when "save" button was pressed for the first time.

How to check form values for all others savings not only first? Or what I'm doing wrong please?

It looks like you understand and solved my problem, but I only can check the solution at Monday

If you don't use the parameter the Add and Edit dialogs will be shared and created only once. Next the gialog will be not destroyed and recreated every time. Instead of that the dialog will be only hidden/shown. It follows to many side effects. I created the feature request with the suggestion to change the default value from recreateForm:false to recreateForm:true.

If the setting will not help you you should post the full code example which can be used to reproduce the problem.

Best regards
Oleg 

{reloadAfterSubmit:true, closeAfterAdd:true, afterSubmit : function(response, postdata) { alert(response.responseText); }

afterSubmit function called just once - for the first save. How to force it to call on every save event?

Appreciate any help

jQuery("#rpsrgrid").jqGrid('editGridRow', 'new', ….

But what if I would like to call en external function from here?

How to make that?

I've got both edit buttons - in row and in footer.

It's ok when calling external function from footer, but it doesn't work when we using described method

Regards,

H

Maybe this will help:

jQuery(”#rpsrgrid”).editGridRow(”new”,

{height:180,

reloadAfterSubmit:true,

closeAfterAdd:true,

afterSubmit : function() {

// your code goes here

}

});

Regards

Tony

partial code:

$("#adddata").click(function(){ jQuery("#rpsrgrid").editGridRow("new",{height:180,reloadAfterSubmit:true, closeAfterAdd:true})
            afterSubmit : function checksave(result) {....}

Noting happens now, just want to make sure I can debug and/or provide error control.