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IncludeInDataSet ft. Array
Troubles_In_Paradise
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I guys, I've one question for you. I'm upgrading a matrix form.
The number of columns depends on the number of records inserted in a custom table.
To manage this I created 2 arrays, one that contains captions for the columns and the other one that contains the values that will printed in the repeater. This works as a charm.
my problem is that I never use all elements of the arrays and the columns that correspond to unused array's elements must disappear.
To do this I create another array of boolean values in which I specify if the columns must be printed or not.
But here I'm blocked because system says me that I can't set the property IncludeinDataSet to yes if Dimension <> 0.
the only idea I have is to create one boolean variable for each columns... but I really don't like it...
Does anyone of you have a suggestion?
Many Thx..
The number of columns depends on the number of records inserted in a custom table.
To manage this I created 2 arrays, one that contains captions for the columns and the other one that contains the values that will printed in the repeater. This works as a charm.
my problem is that I never use all elements of the arrays and the columns that correspond to unused array's elements must disappear.
To do this I create another array of boolean values in which I specify if the columns must be printed or not.
But here I'm blocked because system says me that I can't set the property IncludeinDataSet to yes if Dimension <> 0.
the only idea I have is to create one boolean variable for each columns... but I really don't like it...
Does anyone of you have a suggestion?
Many Thx..
~Rik~
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I think it's the most obvious option and the only way to manage this.
Thx.
It works as expected... More or Less...