It is just a small bug in the documentation. formid is not a string like if described in the documentation. It is just jQuery object for the form. The corresponding line looks like
You make very simple error. jQuery objects are a wrapper over array of DOM objects and the DOM object itself. If you use
var x = $(“#blabal”);
then x will be a wrapper to the arrays of DOM objects found by selector #blabal. It x.length === 0 then no elements are found. If do some elements are found, then you can access the elements with x.
So to display the id of the form identified by the jQuery object form you should use not the syntax alert(form.id) but alert(form[0].id):
It is just a small bug in the documentation. formid is not a string like if described in the documentation. It is just jQuery object for the form. The corresponding line looks like
Somebody should just change the documentation of the wiki page /jqgridwiki/doku.php?id=wiki:form_editing. (Everyone can do it)
It's OK Stephen. The most important that the documentation has correct and not wrong information. Some releases before formid parameter was really form id, now it is jQuery form object. I personally would be better to rename the parameter from formid to form in the documentation.
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