beforeShowForm: function(form){alert('before show form');},
The function syntax is correct and should work.
Never mind…
I found the subgrid options “selectOnExpand : true”.
I discovered that if you still want to use jqGrid, you simply must add hidden (if you don't want them displayed as part of the grid) columns to all the other table fields you require in your jqgrid definition.
Really… Is this question taboo or did i not ask the right question?
All i want to know is if jqgrid has the ability through its builtin functions to allow me to customize
This problem has been fixed.
however, i have made a few corrections to my post reference – as it was incorrect in describing how autocomplete works.
Look at my last post in that thread now: http://www.trirand.com/blog/?page_id=393/help/while-the-select-editoption-posts-the-value-or-id-of-the-selected-list-item-autocomplete-posts-the-label-i-need-id-posted/
and you will probably answer your own question.
look at my post…
As you wish… however – thank you – for pointing me in the right direction.
A day later….
Now that i have been pointed in the right direction and done more research on autocomplete, it would be wrong for me to withhold what i've learned since the question pops up anyway.
. first, the autocomplete functionality i posted two posts above is wrong. Autocomplete, as per the jquery docs, functions as follows:
Datamodel
The autocomplete requires an array of objects (maps), containing two required properties:
- A label property to display in the autocomplete list (“John Doe “).
- A value property that ends up in the input field once selected (“john@doe.com”);
- if undefined, same as label
- this must be plain-text (no markup)
Each object can have any amount of additional data associated, usually for filling in related field. This could include:
- an id property: a primary key in a database (65313, “FIN57984GFGH69FA”)
- an index to map to an object (0, 1, …, n)
- a shorthand like a country or province value ('US', 'NY')
If only an array of strings is provided, the widget will normalize that to an array of objects, using each string as both label and value. If only label is provided, its also used as value, and the other way round.
This data must be provided by the source-option.
The names in the name/value pair properties are “label” and “value“.
Always this is not a question for this forum
I disagree.
And letting me know the problem is not related to jqgrid is a generous and appropreate answer allowing me move on in the right direction – i appreciate it! 
However, if you'd rather people stop asking, make a searchable sticky clairifying the issue once and for all.
or
You could add a note to the datainit property description indicating support for jquery autocomplete is not offered, however, the jquery autocomplete functions in the following manner when used with jqgrid:
Support for jquery autocomplete is not offered, however, the jquery autocomplete functions in the following manner when used with jqgrid:
. autocomplete posts the partial label string using the “term” parameter on every keystroke until either no more query's are delivered from the database table or a label is selected from the drop down menu.
. autocomplete displays the label of a value/label pair list and delivers the selected label into postdata array.
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I looked at the php demo before you mentioned it.
Never mind, i got it.
in javascript:
var jsondata = JSON.stringify({“ipSTID”: $('#tab3-grid').jqGrid('getCell', row_id, 'wo.STID'),
Well…
I believe jqgrid drag & drop implimentation works on some level.
No – no answer.
you can display server response messages from the edit, add, del jqgrid dialogs using one or more of the form edit events such as: afterSubmit.
I found the solution to the problem with using the editData option.
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