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Asked: 2026-06-08T13:07:59+00:00

I am using the plugin JQGrid 3.8.0.1 on a Grails Project having the Grails

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I am using the plugin JQGrid 3.8.0.1 on a Grails Project having the Grails 2.0.3 version.

I have this <jqgrid:grid> having an attribute onSelectRow. I was planning to convert my redirect structure from the form structure to window structure. The reason for doing this conversion is that not all .gsp files having a JQGrid component have a <form> component in the <body> area.

From this:

<jq:resources/>
<jqui:resources/>
<jqgrid:resources/>
<jqgrid:grid
// other main attributes (i.e., url, colNames, colModel, etc.)
onSelectRow="function(id) {
    document.<formname>.action = 'view/' + id;
    document.<formname>.submit();
}"></jqgrid:grid>

// html body content of form
<form name="<formname>">
</form>

To this:

<jq:resources/>
<jqui:resources/>
<jqgrid:resources/>
<jqgrid:grid
// other main attributes (i.e., url, colNames, colModel, etc.)
onSelectRow ="function(id) {
    window.location.href = ${createLink(action:'show', id:id)};
}"></jqgrid:grid>

The jq, jqui, jqgrid tags are the plugins installed on the project by the grails command grails> install-plugin jquery jquery-ui jqgrid

The problem is the new script won’t work. Upon checking the new html source code returns the value of onSelectRow attribute window.location.href = /<Project Name>/<Controller>/show;. The question is how can I have the JQGrid running properly on the new script.

Note: I am currently using the scaffold functionality of Grails or generate-all * command

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  1. Editorial Team
    onSelectRow: function(id,status)
{
     //var rowData = jQuery(this).getRowData(id); 
}

    try to replace '=' with ':' and try.

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