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O DataKeyNames, Where Art Thou?

The GridView control has a cool feature that allows you to bind more than one value as a DataKey. However, the documentation that I could find on how to get a DataKey other than the primary key was sparse. I finally discovered:

VB.NET
GridView.DataKeys(Index1).Values( Index2)

C#
GridView.DataKeys[Index1].Values[ Index2 ]

Where GridView is the ID of the GridView control, Index1 is the index of the row in the GridView, and Index2 is the name of the DataKey.

R

Posted: Monday, December 05, 2005 9:32 PMby Ryan Olshan
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Brendan said:

Ryan,

Thanks for this info.

I was about to give up using DataKeys. :-)

Regards,

Brendan
# February 14, 2006 5:42 AM
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