Spry User Guide - Support - Adobe
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{item}<br />
{description}<br />
{price}<br />
{ds_RowNumber}<br />
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These options are also useful to pass a value in a JavaScript method, as follows:<br />
<br />
{item}<br />
{description}<br />
{price}<br />
<br />
The following table provides a full list of built-in <strong>Spry</strong> data references.<br />
Data reference Description<br />
ds_RowID The ID of a row in the data set. This ID can be used to refer to a specific record in<br />
the data set. It does not change, even when the data is sorted.<br />
ds_RowNumber The row number of the current row of the data set. Within a loop construct, this<br />
number reflects the position of the row currently being evaluated.<br />
ds_RowNumberPlus1 The same as ds_RowNumber, except that the first row starts at index 1<br />
instead of index 0.<br />
ds_RowCount The number of rows in the data set. If a nondestructive filter is set on the data<br />
set, this is the total number of rows after the filter is applied.<br />
ds_UnfilteredRowCount The number of rows in the data set before any nondestructive filter is applied.<br />
ds_CurrentRowID The ID of the current row of the data set. This value does not change, even when<br />
used within a looping construct.<br />
ds_CurrentRowNumber The row number of the current row of the data set. This value does not change,<br />
even when used within a looping construct.<br />
ds_SortColumn The name of the column last used for sorting. If the data in the data set was never<br />
sorted, this outputs nothing (an empty string).<br />
ds_SortOrder The current sort order of the data in the data set. This data reference outputs the<br />
words ascending, descending, or nothing (an empty string).<br />
ds_EvenOddRow Looks at the current value of ds_RowNumber and returns the string "even"<br />
or "odd". Useful for rendering alternate row colors.<br />
Hiding data references<br />
In some browsers, loading pages over a slow connection can result in the user briefly seeing the unprocessed regions<br />
and data references on the page before the document's onload notification is sent. To hide unprocessed regions and<br />
data references, you can provide a CSS rule for the <strong>Spry</strong>HiddenRegion class:<br />
.<strong>Spry</strong>HiddenRegion {visibility:hidden;}<br />
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