+18Having a problem with the arguments passed to my snippet from a Page Title component.
var model = arguments[0].model, row = arguments[0].row;
I’m getting model, but row comes back undefined, even though there is a row of data in the model (model.data[0] exists). Any idea why this might be happening?
Is model.data[0] equivalent to a row object? In that case, I could just use
var model = arguments[0].model, row = model.data[0];
Update: using row = model.data[0] works, so this is now less of a problem and more of a matter for curiosity.
+20I believe that row = arguments[0].row is only available when the snippet has a row in context. ie. a row action, model action “Row in Model updated”, etc
+18That’s that I would have expected, too, Pat. But I’ve been successfully using arguments[0].row on page title components. Suddenly, when I throw a copy of the pagetitle into a popup, row is undefined (with or without context conditions on the pagetitle component). Seems strange.
Maybe the bug is that it shouldn’t work in general. 😉
+13I’m assuming that arguments[0].row is only undefined when the Page Title is in a Popup? Is that true?
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