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Error event in form editing
23/06/2011
13:29
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r.cappa
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Hi, when I am in form editing/adding/deleting, there is not a "onError" event? If the server throws an HTTP error there is no way to catch it, because the "afterSubmit" is never called in this case.

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24/06/2011
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tony
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Hello,

You can use   ajaxEditOptions

http://www.trirand.com/jqgridw.....ditgridrow

These options extend the ajax options when data is posted , so you can define your own onError function


jQuery("#grid").jqGrid('editGridRow', 'rowid',

ajaxEditOptions : {

error : function(jqXHR, textStatus, errorThrown)

{

/// here your code for the error

}

}

);

Or if you use the navigator set ajaxEditOptions in the navigator edit options

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24/06/2011
23:45
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tony said:

Hello,

You can use   ajaxEditOptions

http://www.trirand.com/jqgridw.....ditgridrow

These options extend the ajax options when data is posted , so you can define your own onError function


jQuery("#grid").jqGrid('editGridRow', 'rowid',

ajaxEditOptions : {

error : function(jqXHR, textStatus, errorThrown)

{

/// here your code for the error

}

}

);

Or if you use the navigator set ajaxEditOptions in the navigator edit options

Regards


Thanks, this is absolutely useful. There is a little problem: when the server error is thrown, the edit dialog shows a very unfriendly message in the "#EditError" TD element at the top, with the HTTP status code. I need to change this message, setting a custom one in the ajaxEditOptions.error function. Unfortunately the unfrendly message is set AFTER the ajaxEditOptions.error execution, so my message is overwritten. Is there a way to avoid the http status error message?

Thanks

27/06/2011
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I've solved with "errorTextFormat" options.

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