Hello,

1. What you mean with stop/refresh when sort. Data is sorted according

to the rules of sorting. If you do not wnant to sort, then you can

disable this.

2. Use the following methods – getDataIDs and getRowData methods

for this purpose.

3. Yes this is true. Will be supported in next releases.

4. As described in the documentation:

“Returns an array of the changed cells depending on method (string, default 'all'). When 'all' this method returns all the changed rows; when 'dirty' returns only the changed cells with the id of the row”

Regards

Tony

Hello,

1. It is very natural that the data must be saved first and then perform the sort. otherwiese what you recommend to do? Also this is a idea to add a event beforeSortCol – if this event return true we can sort otherwiese no. This will solve meybe your problem.

4. The array structure is:

result = [ {id:rowid1, name1:value11….},

{id:rowid2, name1:value21….},

…

]

where the name is the name from colModel

Regards

Tony

Hello,

Before trying getRowData you should use getDataIDs – something like this

var rids = $(“#mygrid”).getDataIDs(); // this give you all ids in grid

for(var i=0;i<rids.length;i++) {

var currentrow = $(“#mygrid”).getRowData(rids);

// here your code to appent currentrow in array

}

Hope this helps

Regards

Tony

Hello,

To be a clear. getRowData does not work correct when the row is edited, since of the additionlly added contend. To obtain the data for edited row you should use the combination of the rowid and name from colmodel something like:

if you edit the row with id 2 then

jQuery(“2_myname”).val();

Regards

Tony