Hello,

You can put your email code in on_after_insert and it will be called after insert.

$e["on_after_insert"] = array("my_after_insert", null, true);
$grid->set_events($e);

function my_after_insert($data)
{

// $data["id"]; will hold new inserted id

}

You can take reference from demos/editing/custom-events.php

Hi Abu,

Whenever I use the line of code:

$grid->set_events($e);

The website doesn't show (fails) is set_events() a new feature??
I purchased the software less than 12 months ago.

Thanks,

Michael

Hello,

The set_events() function is from version 1.
Make sure $grid variable is present and set to
$grid = new jqgrid();

If you are using some different variable, you need to call set_events against that var.

Hi Abu,

I've managed to get the screen to display again – my error!
I cannot however get the program to perform a task after a record has been added.

Here is the code:

$e["on_after_insert"] = array("my_after_insert", null, true);
$g->set_events($e);

function my_after_insert($data){

$data["id"]; will hold new inserted id

}

I've also gone to your demo software for "Custom Events" and this also will not perform an event after and record has been inserted – that is not on the server side".

Can you help?

Thanks,

Michael

Here is the sample usage:

$e["on_after_insert"] = array("after_insert", null, true);
$grid->set_events($e);

You can code your email logic inside after_insert.
You can also debug it by putting phpgrid_error('test'); inside function. It would prompt the message on grid.

function after_insert($data)
{
/*
These comments are just to show the input $data format
Array
(
[client_id] => 99
[params] => Array
(
[client_id] =>
[name] => Test
[gender] => male
[company] => Comp Test
)

)
*/
ob_start();
print_r($data);
$str = ob_get_clean();
phpgrid_error($str);
}