Description:

1-Add a new Datarepeater that is connected to a table say of 100 records

2-Add a button to the Repeater and set the databindings to a field in the table

3-Add a trackbar on the form outside the repeater to control the button

4-Add this line when to the trackbar scroll event

Datarepeater.currentItem.controls("Button1").width=Trackbar1.value

5- scroll down on the repeater you will find that not only the current button changed but every 15 or so change as well

bugy bugy bugy , Just the fact that there is no control as Datarepeater.item( number ) is a shame

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Description:

1-Add a new Datarepeater that is connected to a table say of 100 records

2-Add a button to the Repeater and set the databindings to a field in the table

3-Add a trackbar on the form outside the repeater to control the button

4-Add this line when to the trackbar scroll event

Datarepeater.currentItem.controls("Button1").width=Trackbar1.value

5- scroll down on the repeater you will find that not only the current button changed but every 15 or so change as well

bugy bugy bugy , Just the fact that there is no control as Datarepeater.item( number ) is a shame

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This issue has been resolved as By Design.

in regards to the indexing of items that the DataRepeater has.... DataRepeater.Controls contains the collection of all the DataRepeaterItems and you can index that... also, most of the events that are specific to the DataRepeater, DrawItem, ItemsAdded, Cloned, Cloning, have specific args with the DataRepeaterItem in question, and the DataRepeaterItem has ItemIndex property that corresponds with the Controls collection...

This reason this issue was closed as By Design is changes that are made to theCurrentItem won't affect other items. To make the change apply to all the items, you will need to handle theDrawItem event and change each row.

hi,

I am having the same issue. The problem is if I change the Current Item in the DrawItem event, all the items in the repeater are changed.

Thanks for your help and time.

Naveen

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Dare to Dream

Something else I am having trouble with is the Datarepeater Header. If the records cross the count displayed on screen (I mean if the scroll bar shows up). Thepointer (header)does not work right.

Hope there is a workaround for this

Thanks

Malek