Thanks for the advice…

I now track which cell I am editing in the “beforeEditCell” and save the info in a global variable:

beforeEditCell: function (rowid, cellname, value, iRow, iCol) { _cellInEdit = { row: iRow, col: iCol }; }

I then use “afterSubmitCell” and, when needed, call:

grid.setRowData(rowid, info.Data, null);

to set the data for the entire row to the new data I just got from the server in “info.Data”.

In “afterSubmitCell” I also determine if the “_cellInEdit” is different from the one the “afterSubmitCell” was submitting. If it is different, user must have moved from one input cell to another… In that case, I restore the cell (sinces its value may have changed).

var newRow = _cellInEdit.row;
var newCol = _cellInEdit.col;

if (newRow != iRow || newCol != iCol) {

Thanks Tony.

Currently, I am reloading the entire grid after editing…

Is there any method that can be used to reload one row?

I can send the data from the server in any format that might be needed…

Thanks,

Glen

For the record, in case others wonder about this…

From the JQuery site linked by Tony:

JSON is a data-interchange format with syntax rules that are stricter than those of JavaScript's object literal notation. For example, all strings represented in JSON, whether they are properties or values, must be enclosed in double-quotes.

Here is the complete contents of a much shorter JSON response from the server:

{records:0,total:0,page:1,where:'Country is Bermuda, and Location is Boston',whereJson:'{“Country”:[“BMU”],”Location”:[“Boston”]}',rows:[]}

Even this response results in an “Invalid JSON” error.

Hi Tony,

This sounds reasonable… I'll try it soon.

Thanks for taking the time to answer this question, and all the other questions!

Glen

I'm using Cell Edit mode…

I have a column with:

Thanks Tim.

(I posted my entry immediately after yours, and didn't see yours…)

This is what I have now, and it is working:

function GridComplete() {

Hi,

Can anyone give any ideas for this?

Thanks,
Glen