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I use Microsoft's MVC unobtrusive javascript validation to handle validation with the jqGrid I use. <br />
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When the user mouses over the validation column, jqGrid displays the error message for that row. But I need to dril into that &quot;tooltip&quot; div and remove duplicate messages before jqgrid grabs the mouseover event and displays the message box.<br />
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How can I do that?<br />
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I could make bind my own mouseover event, but that would mean I need to know how to trigger the code being called currently (by unobtrusive javascript validation) after a mouseover event.<br />
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I do not know where that is.
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I use Microsoft's MVC unobtrusive javascript validation to handle validation with the jqGrid I use. 

When the user mouses over the validation column, jqGrid displays the error message for that row. But I need to dril into that "tooltip" div and remove duplicate messages before jqgrid grabs the mouseover event and displays the message box.

How can I do that?

I could make bind my own mouseover event, but that would mean I need to know how to trigger the code being called currently (by unobtrusive javascript validation) after a mouseover event.

I do not know where that is.

Need event BEFORE jqGrid grabs mouseover

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