Row_id - how the hell do I find it

row_id can mean a lot of different things. Do you mean you used row_id in a channel entries loop? Maybe looping through a grid? A little context and maybe a code snippet would help us help you a lot here.

Hey Andy,

It’s a list of TV Channels. For the movie package networks I pulled the specific row_id from a Grid. I would set this up differently now but this was built like 6 years ago - and they want to match it on a mirror site. And now I can’t for the life of remember how I pulled the row_id.

                <tbody>
                    {exp:channel:entries channel="tv_channels" entry_id="82" dynamic="no" }
                    {channel_list row_id="51|52|53|54|242"}
                    <tr>
                        <td [removed]>[img]{channel_list:channel_img}Bt49duyrEdIuaVcesANDq0nvOWrmXnNWtypography_img_src_end width="75" height="75"
                                alt="" [/img]</td>
                        <td class="fw-bold">{channel_list:channel_number}</td>
                        <td class="fw-bold">{channel_list:channel_name}</td>
                        <td>Available with Subscription</td>
                    </tr>
                    {/channel_list}
                    {/exp:channel:entries}

                </tbody>

Any Help would be appreciated.

Thanks - Johnboy

I believe it’s legitimately the row in the database. (https://docs.expressionengine.com/latest/fieldtypes/grid.html#row_id . So you would need to find that grid field’s table in the database and get the row id.

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