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23/03/2009
10:31

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Hi,

I think surl only works for search. Is this is still correct? Or is it also possible to create custom forms (form editing mode) where, for example, the drop-down list for certain 'select columns' are populated according to the current state of the database as can be done using surl.

It would be really nice to be able to create more sophisticated forms for edit and add!

Or are there ways to intercept the creation of the form? I am using ASP.NET MVC.

Looking forward to any feedback. Many thanks in advance!

Best wishes,

Christian

24/03/2009
02:43

tony

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Hello,

Yes - surl is only for search, but with little code you can do the same in formediting. Look in this forum and you will see how easy is this.

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24/03/2009
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Thanks. I have found:

http://the-wagyu.ddo.jp/web_te.....tbutt.html

I will have to write my own stuff to add a new item. I am just wondering:

How can I trigger a "rebind" of the jqgrid after I have added a new item/row to the database using homegrown javascript?

Thanks.

26/03/2009
03:15

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Hello,

You can use FormToGrid method.

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26/03/2009
04:39

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Hi,

Unfortunately, the form is more complicated than the 'fraction' of data depicted in the jqgrid. So I guess it would not work? Are there alternatives? Thanks and sorry for being a pain.

Christian

26/03/2009
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Hello,

You can construct then own array and use addRowData or setRowData methods. See docs.

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26/03/2009
05:05

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easier than I thought:

"#list").trigger("reloadGrid");

26/03/2009
11:26

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Just noticed that the latter does not work in Firefox ... :

$("#list").trigger("reloadGrid");

Also I have noticed that my ajax post submits the form 1+n times where n is (form_submission - 1). That might however be my fault.

30/03/2009
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Hello,

setTimeout(function() { $(”#list”).trigger(”reloadGrid”); },500);

To submit every time 🙂

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