Ok tony,

I have sended you the grid.inline.js.

thanks.

Josep Escofet

The code is not all visible on the screen , there is some method for post the

code correctly ?

Tony, do you want to put this for all?

thanks.

Josep Escofet

Hi Tony,

I have found the solution, now I am cleaning the code and doing

the last test… and after I will post the solution.

The key is not to use $.post function becouse this function

doesnt call the callback function in case of the response is not success,

then if you use the $.ajax fucntion with onerror: callback function.

I have tested the first solution and it works.

When I finished the code I will post, perhaps later or tomorrow.

this solution catches the session expired too.

thanks.

Josep escofet

I think that this is not the problem, with my last test , I

have the session active, and I forced an error on every row

save, with a header(404) or (500) and the function onerrorfunc

is never called, then I look at inline.js and I have found :

$.post(url,tmp,function(res,stat){ function on saveRow.

I have looking at documentation on jquery and I have

found that :

This is an easy way to send a simple POST request to a server

without having to use the more complex $.ajax function. It

allows a single callback function to be specified that will be executed

when the request is complete

(and only if the response has a successful response code).

then in case of error (404, 500,…) the onerrorfunc is never called.

is it ok? Is it a bug?

thanks.

Hi Tony,

I have been another test, when I modify a row and the row is saved to

the server, I am throwing and error(404) with java

( response.sendError(404) ) and the onerrorfunc is not called.

But my application detects it and send to the client a page with the custom

error for 404, but the grid doesnt catch it.

I am calling the onerrorfunc :

jQuery(grid).editRow(actualRow, true, null, errorAjaxServer, url, null, checkSave, onErrorServer);

jQuery(grid).saveRow(actualRow, errorAjaxServer, url, null, checkSave, onErrorServer);

function onErrorServer(rowid, result){

Hi,

I am adding the full grid.inlinedit.js becouse can it be difficult for newbies to

modify this.

I add too the call to the edit row, if the edit it is cancelled, the function

checkCancel2 will be called, it can be util for example if you want buttons that appear and disappear relative to the real possible operations and dont

have all buttons always displayed for possible operations not applicable at certain momment.

//

thanks Tony,

But if you put loadonce=true the data is sorted when you click some col,

is it done for the javascript in the client side?

Josep Esofet

Hi Tony,

I have tested your solutions but it not work for me.

When It is default option loadonce:false, every time that I click in one

column it is calling to server and asking the file.xml of the rows, the server charges the file correctly but it is not ordered.

When I put loadOnce:true , every time I click the column the list is displayed ordered, but not is calling to server for refreshing data. I have tryed too

put loadOnce:true and when the user push a button :

$(”#mygrid”).setGridParam({loadonce:'false'}).trigger(”reloadGrid”)

but it is not calling to the server for refreshing data.

I send you the jQgrid defiition and the xml file. I dont understand what is happening.

jqgrid definition:

jQuery(document).ready(function(){