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Lawrence Morris
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Lawrence Morris asked on 16 Jul 2010, 01:42 PM
I have implemented an export routine using the RadGridView control.

It seemed to be working okay until Q22010.

Here is my structure:

I have a master template with two child templates. I want to read a row from the master and then read all rows from one child template and then read all the rows of the second child template. Both child templates are children of the master. I am referring to the child templates by index. One template caption is 'MVA' (index 0) and the other is 'P' (index 1). Let's assume there is only 1 of each.

Here is what happens:

if I have the 'MVA' tab selected and then export the MVA template is output twice and no 'P' template is output. However, if I have the 'P' tab selected the two 'P' records are output and no 'MVA'.

It looks as if I need to programmatically select first the 'MVA' tab and output the rows and then select the 'P' tab and output the rows.

I can't seem to reference the two sets of child rows directly.

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Jack
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answered on 20 Jul 2010, 06:39 AM
Hi Lawrence Morris,

Thank you for contacting us. We did several optimizations in hierarchy mode and now rows are calculated dynamically. We are not sure what causes the issue observed by you though. Please, send us your application and we will try to pinpoint the issue and find a working solution.

I am looking forward to your project.

Kind regards,
Jack
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