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    Grid row number vs. selected row number

    I have a button in the grid row. Clicking on the button returns the selected row number or nothing if a row has not been selected.
    So to get the desired results, one needs to select the row first and then click on the button.

    Is there a method that will return the row number of the button that was clicked.

    This grid does not have a dialog attached.

    Thanks
    Alpha 5 Version 11
    AA Build 2999, Build 4269, Current Build
    DBF's and MySql
    Desktop, Web on the Desktop and WEB

    Ron Anusiewicz

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    Re: Grid row number vs. selected row number

    {Grid.RowNumber}
    Gets replaced with the row number of the Grid in which the Javascript is inserted. For new record rows, negative numbers are used. For example, the 2nd new record row is -2.
    Gregg
    https://paiza.io is a great site to test and share sql code

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      #3
      Re: Grid row number vs. selected row number

      I have the following code in the Client-side canRowDelete event:

      Code:
      var rn = {grid.Object}._selectedRow;
      
      if(rn == 1){
      	alert('Sorry... can Not Delete All Service Note Entries.\nAt Least One Service Note Must Exist.');
      	return false;
      }else{
      	return true;
      }
      This works fine if the user clicks on a row and then clicks on the Delete Icon.
      The problem is when the user clicks on the delete icon of a un-selected row.

      How can I get the row number of the row the user clicked on.
      I looked on the message board and I can't find a solution that works.
      Alpha 5 Version 11
      AA Build 2999, Build 4269, Current Build
      DBF's and MySql
      Desktop, Web on the Desktop and WEB

      Ron Anusiewicz

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        #4
        Re: Grid row number vs. selected row number

        Hi Ronald,

        I just went through this a couple days ago.

        Try using var rn = {Grid.RowNumber}; instead of var rn = {grid.Object}._selectedRow;

        It worked for me.
        Gregg
        https://paiza.io is a great site to test and share sql code

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          #5
          Re: Grid row number vs. selected row number

          I've tried that myself and it bombs.
          I found others on this board had the same results.
          Returns error: GRID1_GridObj is undefined.

          This is version 11, build 3381.
          Alpha 5 Version 11
          AA Build 2999, Build 4269, Current Build
          DBF's and MySql
          Desktop, Web on the Desktop and WEB

          Ron Anusiewicz

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            #6
            Re: Grid row number vs. selected row number

            I figured it out. I was using a Delete icon defined in the update properties. Then I was trying to get the current row in the client side canDeleteEvent. {Grid.RowNumber} is not available in the event. I watched a version 11 video which nudged me into a different direction. I set the Delete icon to 'none' and put an image in the grid, my Delete icon. Now using javascript in the OnClick event, {Grid.RowNumber} was available. Works perfectly.
            Alpha 5 Version 11
            AA Build 2999, Build 4269, Current Build
            DBF's and MySql
            Desktop, Web on the Desktop and WEB

            Ron Anusiewicz

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