Seems that after some minutes/threshold you cannot edit the posts anymore. Anyway, the last “span, pre, page, span” mess was caused when copied this text from the wiki page and changed from visual to text mode in editing:

Superb!
Very good example, thanks! 🙂
This works very well if no updates(add/edit) needed. However, update feature is crucial in this program. I have managed to build the read/collate functionality so that all the json urls are now read to an object array. The objects looks like I wrote before so eg. myjson[1] has following json object inside it:

The unique key is the “ca_customer_num” as you had in the example. The problem is that I have to reconstruct the array somehow if I want to add the ‘{ “rows”:[‘ etc. I have concatenated a simple String variable to have all the data, but I think that’s just a dead end.

My question is that would it be possible to use that json array as a local source like you have in: http://www.guriddo.net/demo/guriddojs/loading_data/array/index.html
When you get an edit/add/delete action jqgrid would update the local array (addRow, editRow, delRow functions), but I would add my own function call which could use “rowkey” variable to identify the object in the array and do the actual update to the server. Here is the full code (I have tried to play with the datatype, data… keywords, but with no success):

Thanks again. Need to praise your good product/service to others too. 🙂
The overlapping initGrid function call was just my stupid mistake. Changed the first one now to dataToGrid(). This program would otherwise be in a good shape, but I have still problems with the colmodel mapping function with the actual data. The problem lies here:

The console.log lines gives the right information before the jqGrid function, but some of the jqGrid functions keywords are probably wrong because it cannot read the data. Here is the console output of the problem:

I can traverse the objects in console like this:
Myjson_console_log

I have tried different keywords, read your wiki etc, but with no success. Basically there are no ‘”rows”:[‘ keyword there but just plain json objects in an object array. Otherwise the data should look like in the example you sent earlier.

Hello,
Thanks again! 🙂 Finally I got the data reading work correctly. It went just as you wrote above.

Next and last step is to make the update/add working and there is a little problem to be solved. The postdata object you mentioned before includes the whole updated row just as it should be. The thing is that I have to restructure the data for the actual post function and change some information etc. As the time is getting short I just structure a string including all the data/modifications and pass it to the JSON post address. I just cannot find out how to extract the data out of the postdata objest. It shows all the data when I print it to console. Console.log(postdata):

I can use JSON.stringify to the whole object, but that’s pretty much useless. Need to find some way to pinpoint the actual data elements in the object, but how? For example: “console.log(postdata.LGICUS01OperationResponse.ca.ca_house_name);” don’t work. Probably something trivial I just don’t understand again…

Hello,
Hehe, now it’s working.
Managed to find something out by myself. The postdata.length did only return undefined as the object array has not that attribute. Playing around somewhile I found this:

And the rest was just trivial stuff. There is still a small nuance left: the customer number which is used as the key and sorting on the grid doesn’t somehow understand numbers over 10. Now it goes like 1, 10, 11, 12, 2, 3, 4… Does JqGrid somehow treat it like a string and not a number?