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    So it turns out that on post back the jqgrid will send the operation name either add, edit, or delete. So I am using that on my server side.

    dharric
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    So I'm a little closer. I recognize now that the selection of the row is causing me to send an entity id when I don't want to. So the way I can not send it is to know when a user clicked the Add button as opposed to the Edit button. Is there a way to know this?

    in reply to: Sample code for using edittype button #99459
    dharric
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    Well I ended up using gridComplete to dynamically create my buttons on grid load. Thanks.

    dharric said:

    Hello I can't seem to get a button to form in my grid. My grid's other columns load fine, but no button shows up in the desired column. Here is my code for the button column. Again my grid loads fine and shows correct data in the other columns.

    {

    name: 'PortfolioAccountComments',

    index: 'PortfolioAccountComments',

    width: 150,

    height: 100,

    editable: false,

    edittype: 'button',

    editoptions: {

    value: 'mybutton'

    }

    },


    dharric
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    This was an issue on my side. Sorry

    dharric said:

    Hello I am using the .Net JQGrid object in my project. My DataGrid object seems to populate its properties correctly but when I run my mvc application I get the error above. I am also using the JQGrid to populate another object with almost the same code and that works fine. Any ideas? Here is some code I am using. ExecuteResult is where the exception happens.

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