In beta1 there was a fantastic way of getting values out of a gridview using:
Gridview1.DataKeys(Gridview1.SelectedIndex).GetValueByName("Name").ToString
In beta2 this has been removed - how do I achieve the same results I used this alot and will have to change a lot of code, especially if I have to use the reader class.
Vince
GetValueByName
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GetValueByName
Bob B.
Gridview1.DataKeys[Gridview1.SelectedIndex]["Name"].ToString()
Oufti
congrats.
Walter
pdmahaf
Basically you want to think about getting a cell object as a result of a Row and Collumn coordinate. E.g.
Dim dgv As New DataGridView Dim cell As DataGridViewCell
cell = dgv.Rows(0).Cells(1)
Here a few more examples building on the same concept, but varying how to access rows and cells
cell = dgv.Rows(dgv.CurrentRow.Index).Cells("name")
cell = dgv.CurrentRow.Cells(
"name")cell = dgv.CurrentCell
I hope that helps.
Paul