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                                Mitchell Thraves 06.30.2012

                                  • I'm currently using the RowKey when a user clicks on a row button in the GridView :-

                                    settings.ClientSideEvents.CustomButtonClick =

                                    "function(s, e) { if(e.buttonID == 'ViewButton') window.location.href = '/PersonFolderOverview/PersonFolderOverview?personId=' + s.GetRowKey(e.visibleIndex);}";

                                    This works great!

                                    But my question is, how do I pass a value that's not the RowKey? For Instance, I might need to pass a Persons Name or Date of Birth from one of the Grids columns. I imagine I need something similar to this (I made up the GetTheColumnValue bit!)

                                    settings.ClientSideEvents.CustomButtonClick =

                                    "function(s, e) { if(e.buttonID == 'ViewButton') window.location.href = '/PersonFolderOverview/PersonFolderOverview?personName=' + s.GetTheColumnValue(e.visibleIndex, 'PersonName');}";


                                    In a bit of a hurry with this issue so hope you can help ASAP!

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                                Vladimir (DevExpress Support) 07.02.2012

                                You can use the ASPxClientGridView.GetRowValues method to retrieve row cell values from the server. However, this method sends an additional request to get data.

                                Alternatively, you can use a row identifier to get additional row data in the Controller.

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