It's a good question! +1 from me for it.
There are no direct way to detect inside of dataInit
whether it is called from Add or Edit form. In the same way if you use multiple editing mode (like form editing and inline editing) and multiple searching modes (advance searching dialog and the searching toolbar) there are no direct way to detect in which place the control are used.
As the workaround you can use the following. You can define a variable which you can set in the different value inside of an event which will be called in both Add and Edit form before the dataInit
will be called. To tell the trust you have not so large choice. It's the beforeInitData event only. So you can do like following
var myGrid = $("#list"),
inEdit;
$("#list").jqGrid({
// all parameters of the jqGrid definition
});
myGrid.jqGrid('navGrid', '#pager',
{ del: false, search: false },
{ // Edit
recreateForm: true,
beforeInitData: function () {
inEdit = true;
}
},
{ // Add
recreateForm: true,
beforeInitData: function () {
inEdit = false;
}
});
I used recreateForm:true property additionally to be sure that on every opening of the Add or Edit grid the form created new and the dataInit
be called.
In the demo the Add form looks like
Here the dataInit
for the "Notes" write just the text "in Add" in the corresponding control. The "Inv. No" is the field which hold the id. The corresponding <input>
control of the Add/Edit form is disabled. So the user can't make any changes. In case of "Add" dialog the method $.jgrid.randId()
will be used to generate new unique id value.
The corresponding Edit form are like on the picture below:
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