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    Chris Rickard Guest

    Field Names

    Is there a way to determine the fields that are currently being displayed? Specifically, if I use the wildcard (dbSQL=" * &#34 feature to select a table to browse, is there any way to get the column names that the grid is displaying? I am looking for a Session variable or a Request collection item or something like that...

  2. #2
    Frank Guest

    Field Names (reply)

    Chris,
    What action you want to take with these field names ? Also, your action is going to be before or after the display ?

    Frank


    On 10/29/98 9:34:25 AM, Chris Rickard wrote:
    > Is there a way to determine the fields that are currently being displayed?
    > Specifically, if I use the wildcard (dbSQL=" * &#34 feature to select
    > a table to browse, is there any way to get the column names that the grid
    > is displaying? I am looking for a Session variable or a Request collection
    > item or something like that...

  3. #3
    Chris Rickard Guest

    Field Names (reply)

    My plan was to let the user select a table to browse and add a simple link that would present the user with another screen where they could select which columns could be hidden and give them the opportunity to create "Name Maps" for each column. Then I could store their selection in session variables and apply their selections to the dbGridDisplayFlds/dbFormHideFlds and dbNamemap properties.

    On 10/29/98 9:51:29 AM, Frank wrote:
    > Chris,
    What action you want to take with these field names ? Also, your
    > action is going to be before or after the display ?

    Frank


    On
    > 10/29/98 9:34:25 AM, Chris Rickard wrote:
    > Is there a way to determine
    > the fields that are currently being displayed?
    > Specifically, if I use
    > the wildcard (dbSQL=" * &#34 feature to select
    > a table to browse,
    > is there any way to get the column names that the grid
    > is displaying?
    > I am looking for a Session variable or a Request collection
    > item or
    > something like that...

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