Mark, there is no such function on dataProvider. I'm surprised you
didn't get an error. Please read my replies carefully. There is no
function to do what you want to do directly. I was pointing you to an
example of how we use getClassInfo in the DG. But even when you get
that to work, you prob
If you look at the datagrid source, there is a function called
generateColumns which tries to introspect the data and generate the
column set. Naturally, nested fields aren't found, and unless the
fields have friendly names, your column headers end up looking like
"lastname" instead of "Last Name"
On Sunday 20 Jan 2008, markgoldin_2000 wrote:
> But the list of columnName(s) is what I am trying to get.
As an alternative, look at dataGrid.columns
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ClassInfo[row].columnName
But this will give you the same result without the ClassInfo use
gridObj.dataProvider[row].columnName
Regards
Dale Fraser
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getClassInfo(gridObj.dataProvider.getItmeAt(0) should return that list.
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On Friday 18 Jan 2008, markgoldin_2000 wrote:
> I am executing this line of the code:
> var ClassInfo:Object = ObjectUtil.getClassInfo(gridObj.dataProvider);
> but I am not sure I can see a list of the fields. Am I doing
> something wrong?
Well, that will only get you an Array(Collection).
Assumin
gridObj.dataProvider.getItamAt(0)
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I am executing
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