getAllRowIds() returns the separators (,) as part of array

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#1

Hi,



I have a grid with, for example, 2 rows (id=2 and id=4).



The following code gives i the value of “2” in the first loop, but gives i the value of “,” in the second loop (instead of “4”).

Why is that? Isn’t getAllRowIds() supposed to return an array? If not, how can I use getAllRowIds() to get an array?



for (var i=0; i < mygrid2.getAllRowIds().length; i++) {

a = mygrid2.cells(mygrid2.getAllRowIds()[i],4).getValue();

b = mygrid2.cells(mygrid2.getAllRowIds()[i],1).getValue();

c = mygrid2.cells(mygrid2.getAllRowIds()[i],2).cell.childNodes[0].innerHTML;

}

#2

getAllRowIds returns the comma separated list of values
It can be used as

var ids = mygrid2.getAllRowIds().split(",");
for (var i=0; i < ids.length; i++) {

    …

Also there is a built in itterator, which can be used for the same task <br>    dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxG … ingthrough

#3


Thank you.



The built-in iterator forEachRow is simple and works well.