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GTP.NET FAQ 10526In the GTP.Net version is there a way to find a UserReference? Please note that this article
refers to the GTP.NET Jump to article- 2007-04-09 18:25:00 - Email plexityHide Question In the GTP.Net version is there a way to find a UserReference like there is in the ActiveX version (FindFromUserVariantReference)? Answer In GTP.NET 3.0 you can use Grid.FindGridNodeUserReference to find GridNodes based on UserReference, Gantt.FindTimeItemUserReference to find time items in the entire Gantt or Layer.FindTimeItemUserReference to find in a single layer. To find time item links use Gantt.FindTimeItemLinkUserReference. Prior to GTP.NET 3.0 there is no "FindFromUserReference" function . The work around is to iterate and search yourself, or keep a hash-index on the side that you add the Gantt-object and the UserReference to each time you add something.
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