.When the PHP session expired (and a grid is currently on screen), and a double-click javascript event is set, then an error box is returned showing the HTML text of the page.
Setting error handler (customError) does not seems to work.
Is it possible to redirect to a PHP file (say logout.php) instead of show the error frame?
Thank you
Hello,
There is more than one solution.
1. Globally using ajaxError
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/** * This monitors all AJAX calls that have an error response. If a user's * session has expired, then the system will return a 401 status, * "Unauthorized", which will trigger this listener and so prompt the user if * they'd like to be redirected to the login page. */ $(document).ajaxError(function(event, jqxhr, settings, exception) { if (exception == 'Unauthorized') { // Prompt user if they'd like to be redirected to the login page var redirect = confirm("You're session has expired. Would you like to be redirected to the login page?"); // If the answer is yes if (redirect) { // Redirect window.location = 'login.php'; } } }); |
2. Using loadError jqGrid event. This is the sane as error event in ajax options
in grid options
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loadError : function ( xhr, status ,error ) { // the same as above if( error == 'Unauthorized' { ... window.location = 'login.php } } |
Use setGridEvent php to define this error in grid options
Regards,
Will
Guriddo Support Team
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