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    Get Search Values in xbasic for checked rows

    I have a Grid, I am using the Checked Rows to do some processing.

    While I'm getting ready to do the processing, I need to know the search criteria that was used. if I try using e._currentRowDataNew.FieldName it gets a value but it's from the original query and not the filtered one.

    My mind is not understanding how to do this.

    Any help would be appreciated.

    Alan
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    Re: Get Search Values in xbasic for checked rows

    Look here for some help!
    https://forum.alphasoftware.com/show...e-been-checked
    NWCOPRO: Nuisance Wildlife Control Software My Application: http://www.nwcopro.com "Without forgetting, we would have no memory at all...now what was I saying?"

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      #3
      Re: Get Search Values in xbasic for checked rows

      I don't have any trouble in getting the selected rows but I need the criteria that was used in the original search.

      I am trying to do this in xbasic. I liked at the other forum post but didn't see where that will help me.

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        #4
        Re: Get Search Values in xbasic for checked rows

        In this particular case if I could even get a value from one of the selected rows that would work. But I would need a non-primary key value one of the regular fields

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          Re: Get Search Values in xbasic for checked rows

          I am trying to use the OnGridRowCheck to try to grab one of the values in the selected row and try to save to a "State" variable or session variable. Have not been able to get it to work yet. Not sure this is the correct way to do this, and maybe I'm making it over complex, but I am still going to try.

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            Re: Get Search Values in xbasic for checked rows

            Ok, I think I got it to work.

            I was going to put the code on the OnRowRender but that would mean it would run for each row.

            I ended up putting it in the CanSearch

            e._state.RoleID = e.searchDataSubmitted.XXXX (where XXXX is the field name

            Then in the xBasic code I looked at the value in e.__si2.XXXX
            and it seems to be working.

            I am hoping that e.__si2 is always the state variables.

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              Re: Get Search Values in xbasic for checked rows

              I was going to suggest you use either e._gridCurrentArguments or e._gridCurrentArgumentsXML but when I tested it I found that, as usual, it's buggy, and there is no documentation. The bug is that these variables contain all values form all searches I've done. E.g. if I were to perform 3 searches, clearing each search before the next, then these variables would contain all 3 search arguments I'd used... not just the current search information. After 3 searches, I cleared the search criteria and then search only on Lastname... and here is the value of these variables...

              Code:
              41|||N|customer_id1
%richard%|||C|firstname1
%fuller%|||C|lastname1
              The grid search results are correct, but Alpha is not updating these Xbasic variables.

              There is an e._gridCurentArgumentsXML (one r in Current), but that looks like another bug... and it does not have a value.

              There is another variable... e.__si.PSP which does carry only the current values... but at this point I wouldn't trust it.

              What you're doing looks like the safest way to get what you need. It shouldn't be this tough... but it is.

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