Is it possible for the CaptionDataField to contain more than one field?
I had thought to set up the CaptionFormatString with something like "This is {0} of {1}" with the CaptionDataField = "Field1, Field2" but this crashes the grid everytime.
(Both of the fields I tried to use are defined in the DetailTables GridTableView DataKeyNames.)
I had thought to set up the CaptionFormatString with something like "This is {0} of {1}" with the CaptionDataField = "Field1, Field2" but this crashes the grid everytime.
(Both of the fields I tried to use are defined in the DetailTables GridTableView DataKeyNames.)
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Jayesh Goyani
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answered on 01 Mar 2013, 01:21 PM
Hello,
CaptionDataField
We are not able to set more then one datafiled in it. Because this is CaptionDataField not CaptionDataFields.
CaptionFormatString
It is only to set format the string based on its datatype/value.
like :
dataField Value -> DIsplay value
1. 2012-12-12 12:12:12:789 -> 2012 Jan 12
2. 23.748544 -> 23.75
Thanks,
Jayesh Goyani
CaptionDataField
We are not able to set more then one datafiled in it. Because this is CaptionDataField not CaptionDataFields.
CaptionFormatString
It is only to set format the string based on its datatype/value.
like :
dataField Value -> DIsplay value
1. 2012-12-12 12:12:12:789 -> 2012 Jan 12
2. 23.748544 -> 23.75
Thanks,
Jayesh Goyani