I wrote this script:
$.getJSON('<%=Url.Action("JsonSave","Controler")%>', {
id: newR开发者_如何学Cow.Id,
personId: newRow.PesronId},
function(data) {
$('#grid').trigger('reloadGrid'); //{0}
$('#grid').editRow(rowCount); //{1}
})
})
What should I do so that {1} would be executed exactly after {0}?
ANSWER UPDATED I did a little research, and it seems you are using the jQuery Grid plugin. It has a callback called gridComplete
that should do what you need. Combine that with my original answer to use one
and you will be all set:
Since events are called in order, you could add your method into the event queue like this:
$.getJSON('<%=Url.Action("JsonSave","Controler")%>',
{ id: newRow.Id, personId: newRow.PesronId},
function(data) {
$('#grid').one('gridComplete', function(){ $('#grid').editRow(rowCount); });
$('#grid').trigger('reloadGrid');
})
Using the one
instead of bind
causes your event callback to be used only once.
Doug's answer is right except the event to be used is loadComplete
jQGrid documentation for events
Are trigger()
and editRow()
asynchronous calls? If so, you may be out of luck doing it this way, as you don't know when they will be called.
If you need editRow()
to be called after trigger()
completes, make the call to EditRow()
at the end of the trigger()
function itself.
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