A kick Google search this morning shows me that I was wrong..:) I was thinking the onInitializationForm was a grid Event and not a NavGrid event…

I should be ok by now I should have search more before posting, sorry for the trouble.

The code (without moving to selectedIndex, just hooking on onInitializeForm) :

jQuery(”#grid-equipement”).navGrid(”#pager-equipement”,
{refresh: true, edit: true, add: true, del: true, search: false, position:”left”},
{onInitializeForm:function(formId){alert(’ok’);}});

Thanks for you time

Solution (because I hate when I find a post in a forum that talks about my problem but didn’t explain how to fix it. )

NOTE : I use the pluggin to manipulate the select
http://www.texotela.co.uk/code/jquery/select/

jQuery(”#grid-equipement”).navGrid(”#pager-equipement”,
{refresh: true, edit: true, add: true, del: true, search: false, position:”left”},
{
// Edit option.
beforeShowForm:function(formId){
//$(”#dateFabrication”, formId).datepicker({dateFormat:”yyyy-mm-dd”});

// Ajustement des selects.
var rowId, selectValue;
rowId = $(”#grid-equipement”).getGridParam(”selrow”);
// Type équipement.
selectValue = $(”#grid-equipement”).getCell(rowId, 5);
$(”#typeId”).selectOptions(selectValue, true);
// Fournisseur.
selectValue = $(”#grid-equipement”).getCell(rowId, 7);
$(”#fournisseurId”).selectOptions(selectValue, true);

},
},
{
// Add option.
});