One possible solution is to pass the request in loadComplete as parameter (should be changed into the code) . This way you can use what you want. But be a carefull – after this you shoult terminate the request manually – i.e.

loadComplete : function(therequest) {

// do what you want

therequest = null;

}

Regards
Tony

I have changed my code a little. I isolated returned values to an expected object (like “rows”) named “retvals” (by default) in the returned JSON. The name of the object can be changed in jReader, as other items can.

So, basically, the JSON has to look something like:

{"page":"1","total":"163","records":"1630","return":{"ttlAll":"3636.84","ttl30":"3636.84","ttl60":"0","ttl90":"0"},"rows":[...


Now, I added one more property to the jqGrid called:

returnedData: {}


And, two functions:

$.fn.getReturnedData = function(){
return this[0].p.returnedData;
};

$.fn.getReturnedDataItem = function( key ) {
return this[0].p.returnedData[key];
};


The addJSONData() function only needs:

ts.p.returnedData = data[ts.p.jsonReader.retvals];


to get the JSON object into the jqGrid object. This avoids the need to worry about collision in property names, too.

Then, it can easily be used by calling the getters.


loadComplete: function(){
alert( $("#resultList").getReturnedDataItem("ttlAll") )
}


Does that look appropriate?

Hi,

Thank you very much for this addition. As I tell you before I will include additional module with user contributed methods and this will be added too. 🙂

Thank you again

Regards
Tony

Hi,

Many many thanks. After week or two I will publish the new release (mainly bug fixes) and this module 🙂

Regards
Tony