.I just started working with jqGrid today and got a working example where I can add, delete, and update data in the grid. My goal is to NOT have jqGrid post changes to the server. Instead, I need to let the user continue to edit and when they are done, I want to comb through the edits and post them to the server myself.
Â
I’ve followed the examples and the array used to populate jqGrid appears unchanged but I see the changes do appear in the on-screen grid. So I’m stumped. I really need to understand where jqGrid stores its data/changes in its object model so I can extract the data.
Any ideas?
Heyo,
I just assume that you use datatype:local for that? Its hard to tell without your code 
Have you set the editUrl correctly? – Even if jqGrid does not send anything to a server in local-mode it still needs to know what to do for editing.
editurl: “clientArray” -> tells jqGrid to write changes into the local array you give it.
onSelectRow: function(id){
 if(id!=lastsel){
jQuery('#list').jqGrid('saveRow',lastsel);
//Set Null, select new Row
lastsel = null;
jQuery('#list').jqGrid('editRow',id,{keys: true, aftersavefunc : function(id){
//Do Array Manipulation here
myArray[id] = ........;
}});
...
(I hope its somewhat readable)
There are plenty of examples to be found in the wiki, or on the demo page if you look through it (which I reccomend)
Copyright 2014 TriRand LtdAll Rights ReservedRSS
Back to Top
