I have a variable representing a row. row.GroupByRow returns true. I want to be able to get the name of said row, this will alow me to apply certain logic to its children.
Thanks.
IIRC, rows don't have a .Name property.
When I need to identify what kind of row I'm dealing with, I usually look at the .Key or .BaseColumnName of .Column(0), or some other known column.
HTH
I don't think those are client side properties, are they? I am working on the client side java scripting.
litvak said: I don't think those are client side properties, are they? I am working on the client side java scripting.
Sorry, but I can't help you with client-side.
Still no luck, there must be something simple I am missing.
So basically I have var prow = row.ParentRow; but then I don't know how to identify the name or what column it has been grouped by.