Javascript accessing InfoTable: Use 'rows' or not?
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Javascript accessing InfoTable: Use 'rows' or not?
Say I have an InfoTable called searchResults. I just realized that searchResults.length returns the same as searchResults.rows.length and I can access the row data in a loop using searchResults.rows[i].fieldname or just searchResults[i].fieldname. What is the difference, if any, and has it always worked this way? I'm using 8.5.1, not sure it works like this in other releases.
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Hi,
As far as I know, it is ok to call values from infotables in both ways. The difference is in notation.
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Raluca Edu
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Hi,
As far as I know, it is ok to call values from infotables in both ways. The difference is in notation.
Best regards,
Raluca Edu
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Thanks!
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Hi,
In addition, below is a table that demonstrates InfoTable helper functions versus manipulating the .rows array directly:
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Raluca Edu
