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WebCombo with two or more display values

Last post 08-28-2008 1:53 by RealDorism. 2 replies.
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  • 08-26-2008 2:34

    WebCombo with two or more display values

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    Hi folks, coders and helpers

     

    I am using Visual Studio 2008 and Netadvantage 8.1.

    On my forms I have WebCombos with 3 colums with the first being a unique identifier as datavaluefield and the two others should not only be displayed on popup but as well as display values.  

    Is there any possibility to do so without generating a new column with combined values? Something like giving an array of display value fields to the WebCombo?

     Thanks for your help

     RealDorisM
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  • 08-27-2008 16:59 In reply to

    Re: WebCombo with two or more display values

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    To my knowledge, generating a new column with combined values is the only option for this.  You could always hide that column in the WebCombo itself, if you don't want it displayed in the dropdown area, but the display area can only take values from a single column.

    Vince McDonald
    Manager of Developer Support, MCP
    Infragistics, Inc.

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  • 08-28-2008 1:53 In reply to

    Re: WebCombo with two or more display values

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    Hi Vince McDonald,

     thank you for this reply. So I will do like I always did...

     Would be a nice feature for the WebCombo, wouldn't it?

      Thanks for your help

     RealDorisM
    • Post Points: 5
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