DataKeys(Index): Scope issue

[Lee C.]

I can access the dg's DataKeys values (table primary key values) from
events raised by objects outside of the dg. For example, from a
Button1_Click, where the button is not in the dg, but elsewhere on the
page. I cannot access the dg's DataKeys values from events raised by
objects inside of the dg (Edit button, Delete button, etc.), which is
where I really need to. I get, "Index was out of range. Must be
non-negative and less than the size of the collection. Parameter name:
index". I am hard coding the index, for now, and that doesn't help.

If I check the DataGrid1.DataKeys.Count, logically, from events raised
within the dg, Count = 0, and from outside the dg, Count = 6.

I just don't get this. Can someone please explain?

Thanks,
Lee

[Lee Cichanowicz]

I solved it. The problem was not specific to the DataKeys. The problem was
that the code in all of my ItemCommand events fires everytime any one of
them fires. I guess I am mixing two samples, found on the Web, that don't
mix so well, but I got it sorted out.

The datagrid has built-in methods for handling record edits, updates,
cancels, and deletes, but not inserts. So, I had to use the generic
OnItemCommand which fires all aforementioned methods. That's the part I
wasn't getting before, but now I see what's happening.

, Lee


"Lee C." <cichanowicz_l@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:c4bb3244.0402270156.8469b34@posting.google.co m...

> I can access the dg's DataKeys values (table primary key values) from
> events raised by objects outside of the dg. For example, from a
> Button1_Click, where the button is not in the dg, but elsewhere on the
> page. I cannot access the dg's DataKeys values from events raised by
> objects inside of the dg (Edit button, Delete button, etc.), which is
> where I really need to. I get, "Index was out of range. Must be
> non-negative and less than the size of the collection. Parameter name:
> index". I am hard coding the index, for now, and that doesn't help.
>
> If I check the DataGrid1.DataKeys.Count, logically, from events raised
> within the dg, Count = 0, and from outside the dg, Count = 6.
>
> I just don't get this. Can someone please explain?
>
> Thanks,
> Lee