I'm working with jqGrid 4.3.2 in an ASP.NET MVC 4 website, jQuery 1.7.2. There are several places in the application where jqGrid is used. My general setup right now is that all editing is done locally (loadonce: true
and clientArray
) with inline navigation and editing, and all grid data is posted to the server on form submit via AJAX calls. I've run into some difficulty with row edits and at what events they are committed. You can view the site (and source, total work in progress, be nice) here. If you add or edit a row and then click somewhere else on the page, the row edit is not saved. The user has to hit the enter key somewhere during the row edit in order to save the row.
I touched on this a little bit in this question, which Oleg was kind enough to answer. Is there a way to commit a row edit other than when the enter key is pressed, like when the row loses focus maybe?
What you can do is the following:
restoreAfterSelect: false
option of inlineNav. I see that the option is not documented, but you can see it in the source code. Without the setting inlineNav
uses beforeSelectRow
to call restoreRow
(see here).onSelectRow
(see the code from the answer) or inside of beforeSelectRow
. Probably the usage of beforeSelectRow
will be even easier because the last editing row, which need be saved, could be only the last selected row which you can get from selrow
option because the value is not yet changed inside of beforeSelectRow
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