Hi.
I have a datasource following this structure:
XNode1
YNode11
YNode12
YNode13
XNode2
YNode21
YNode22
YNode23
XNode3
YNode31
YNode32
I have created a report that contains a list to the node collection and then a list within that list to bind to the respective nodes' sub nodes.
However, the resulting report is like this
XNode1
YNode31
YNode32
XNode2
YNode31
YNode32
XNode3
YNode31
YNode32
YNode type is a string. XNode type is a class that provides a collection of strings via a iterator (yield return).
I am not using any grouping. This is a list within a list.
My instinct was that the inner list was not bound correctly. However, I cannot think of any way that would produce this behavior. If I dump the bound data object in LINQPad, it displays correctly (so I know the iterators are working).
YNode is displayed by a Textblock using "=Fields.Item".
I have a datasource following this structure:
XNode1
YNode11
YNode12
YNode13
XNode2
YNode21
YNode22
YNode23
XNode3
YNode31
YNode32
I have created a report that contains a list to the node collection and then a list within that list to bind to the respective nodes' sub nodes.
However, the resulting report is like this
XNode1
YNode31
YNode32
XNode2
YNode31
YNode32
XNode3
YNode31
YNode32
YNode type is a string. XNode type is a class that provides a collection of strings via a iterator (yield return).
I am not using any grouping. This is a list within a list.
My instinct was that the inner list was not bound correctly. However, I cannot think of any way that would produce this behavior. If I dump the bound data object in LINQPad, it displays correctly (so I know the iterators are working).
YNode is displayed by a Textblock using "=Fields.Item".