I think it is the way I go about it. I set the dgProps["column names"] to a
subset of the actual columns. I don't actually hide a column (is that a
property you can set for a datagrid column?) This has the distinct advantage of
allowing me to keep much more data in the datagrid than I want or ne
Yes, very odd. I get the same number of columns and the same data listed
for dgtext and dgdata including all the hidden columns. Are the columns
that don't turn up for you in dgtext hidden or have some different
characteristic from those that do?
I'm on LC 5.0.2 on a Mac.
Pete
On Thu, Jan 26,
Odd then that this command:
on datavstext
put the dgText["true"] of group "dgTableData" into theResult
put cr & "-" & cr after theResult
put the dgData of group "dgTableData" into theDataA
put printKeys(theDataA) after theResult
put theResult
end datavstext
should return t
Not sure what you mean by "displayed", but f you mean columns that are not
hidden, that's not my experience - I see hidden columns and all rows in
dgText.
Pete
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 11:08 AM, Bob Sneidar wrote:
> Hi all. Here is an interesting twist on the issue of whether or not to use
> dgTe
