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Hello Gilles,
I am here providing the information I have already provided in the ticket you have raised with us for other members as well.
The behavior you are observing is expected. Generally, when you are searching over your RadGridView for dates/numbers you need to fill in the whole number or date as the operator used in such case is "IsEqualTo". On the other hand, a "Contains" operator is used for searching for string properties.
As for the number being filtered but not highlighted, it is due to the StringFormat that is applied to that column. I suggest you check the "Custom Highlight Column" demo from our SDK Samples Browser. Such custom column is a workaround you can use and add additional elements in a certain column.
Regards,
Stefan Nenchev
Telerik by Progress
I am here providing the information I have already provided in the ticket you have raised with us for other members as well.
The behavior you are observing is expected. Generally, when you are searching over your RadGridView for dates/numbers you need to fill in the whole number or date as the operator used in such case is "IsEqualTo". On the other hand, a "Contains" operator is used for searching for string properties.
As for the number being filtered but not highlighted, it is due to the StringFormat that is applied to that column. I suggest you check the "Custom Highlight Column" demo from our SDK Samples Browser. Such custom column is a workaround you can use and add additional elements in a certain column.
Regards,
Stefan Nenchev
Telerik by Progress
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