Hi,
I bind the datasource of RadGridView to a datatable.
The datatable only contains 2 rows but 260 columns.
The problem is that a column is missing in the ui grid.
I used the steb by steb debugger to watch values :
dt = GetData(); //dt contains 260 columns
RadGrid.DataSource = dt; //RadGrid.DataSource contains 260 columns
BUT!!! RadGrid.DataSource.Columns contains 259 columns!!!
What's wrong?
Thank you,
Kind Regards.
I bind the datasource of RadGridView to a datatable.
The datatable only contains 2 rows but 260 columns.
The problem is that a column is missing in the ui grid.
I used the steb by steb debugger to watch values :
dt = GetData(); //dt contains 260 columns
RadGrid.DataSource = dt; //RadGrid.DataSource contains 260 columns
BUT!!! RadGrid.DataSource.Columns contains 259 columns!!!
What's wrong?
Thank you,
Kind Regards.
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Hello Duy,
As we informed you in the support ticket you submitted regarding the same matter, please note that the Columns collection is zero-based, hence if you are checking the index of the last column, it will be 259. Instead, you can use the Count property of the collection, which will show the correct amount of columns.
If you continue experiencing issues, please provide us with a sample where we can reproduce it and we will gladly investigate it.
Looking forward to your reply.
Regards,
Stefan
Telerik
As we informed you in the support ticket you submitted regarding the same matter, please note that the Columns collection is zero-based, hence if you are checking the index of the last column, it will be 259. Instead, you can use the Count property of the collection, which will show the correct amount of columns.
If you continue experiencing issues, please provide us with a sample where we can reproduce it and we will gladly investigate it.
Looking forward to your reply.
Regards,
Stefan
Telerik
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