Hello,

Maybe this will help:

jQuery(”#rpsrgrid”).editGridRow(”new”,

{height:180,

reloadAfterSubmit:true,

closeAfterAdd:true,

afterSubmit : function() {

// your code goes here

}

});

Regards

Tony

Just what I need Tony, thanks!!! BTW, in new notation it will be

jQuery(“#rpsrgrid”).jqGrid('editGridRow', 'new', ….

But what if I would like to call en external function from here?

How to make that?

I've got both edit buttons – in row and in footer.

It's ok when calling external function from footer, but it doesn't work when we using described method

Probebly you should use recreateForm:true

Hmm, actually no change in behavior! For this code:

onclick=”jQuery('#list').jqGrid('editGridRow', '” + cl +”', {recreateForm: true, reloadAfterSubmit:true, modal: false, closeAfterAdd:true, closeAfterEdit:true, afterSubmit:function(response) { clientCallBack(response) } });

“clientCallBack(response)” was called only once – when “save” button was pressed for the first time.

How to check form values for all others savings not only first? Or what I'm doing wrong please?

Oleg, please take a look at “Row Editing” -> “Custom Edit” sample at http://www.trirand.com/blog/jq…..qgrid.html

Here is the exotical code, starting with “onclick=” and sample, where the afterSubmit is called once only – first time you click submit with any options.

Please, try – i used this sample to reproduce the behavior.

— my code —

onclick=”jQuery('#list').jqGrid('editGridRow', '” + cl + “', {recreateForm: true, reloadAfterSubmit:true, modal: false, closeAfterAdd:true, closeAfterEdit:true, afterSubmit:function(response) { clientCallBack(response) } });”
…

function clientCallBack(serverArgs) {
alert('Just once!');
}

Man, it is wierd code from official demo, it's not mine! Can't believe it is difficult for YOU to understand and reproduce it!

Please clarify – do you need all of my solution files or what part of it?

Man!