Fantastic!  That did the trick.  The only difference in this grid was that it  was just a simple two text fields and didn't require the AfterRowTemplateClose event processing like the others.

I would consider this a bug in any case or at least the documentation should state that the add row button will not trigger the server side events that you would expect unless you force the processUpdateRow java method.

Cheers,

Don

Hi,

I'm not sure if you are handling the AfterRowTemplateClose event on the client side. If not, then please include the handler and then you can force the row to update by using the following line of code. So the javascript function should look like as follows:

function  UltraWebGrid1_AfterRowTemplateCloseHandler(gridName, rowId, bSaveChanges)

{

var

row = igtbl_getRowById(rowId);

row.processUpdateRow(); //This should fire the UpdateRow event on the server side

}

Please let me know if this helped or not.

Thanks

Thanks for your quick reply.

We are using the afterRowInsertHandler to initialize a couple of values in all the grids including the one having a problem.  I did implement, at your suggestion, the row.editRow(true) to pop up the template.  That enhanced our user interface a lot so much appreciated.

Still, it's the server side event UpdateRow (and subsequently UpdateGrid) that is causing my problem because it does not fire when the AddRow button is pressed.  My update row event, like the second link you sent me should add the new row to the dataset once the button is clicked but this does not happen in this case.  The row is added to the grid, I edit it (even using the new popup template row.editRow(true) you showed me).  but when it is saved the row just disappears during the subsequent grid refresh.

Cheers,