If you're going to be posting JSON you're probably better of using a custom data function like this..
setup your grid with the datatype option set as
datatype : function(pdata) { getData(pdata); }
and here is the function…. note the params object which is what i send JSONified to my webservice… which can be anything you want… and in my case the data that gets sent is…
If you're going to be posting JSON you're probably better of using a custom data function like this..
setup your grid with the datatype option set as
datatype : function(pdata) { getData(pdata); }
and here is the function…. note the params object which is what i send JSONified to my webservice… which can be anything you want… and in my case the data that gets sent is…
Mmm my post tells you one of the available formats…
btw who is Jason O_o
Sorry 'bout that Matthew!, must have been cranial flatulance on my part.
I must be confused. In reading your post above, it appeared to be just the format to send to the server. I'm an ASP (classic) programmer, so the PHP examples haven't helped. I guess I'm wondering how the submit to the ASP program will look. For instance, what is the name of the submitted info in the request object? How do the rows appear when saving data from the grid?
My guess from your example is that I'll get a form value for each of the parameters (i.e. page, pagesize, sortiindex, and sortdirection) If I specify each column in a row, will I receive a form value for “row”, and then the fields in the row?
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