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Tag: Filtering

  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    Add Excel-like Multi-select Filtering to Your ASP.NET DataGrid

    With the Q3’13 release, Telerik’s DataGrid control for ASP.NET AJAX supports the so called CheckList filtering type. This multi-select filtering allows users to click on a filter button for a given column and open a dropdown with checkboxes for all possible values that can be included or excluded from the filtered data.
    by Vasil Raev
    November 05, 2013
  • Desktop WPF

    Highlighting matched items text with RadAutoCompleteBox

    As a developer it is most likely to find yourself in the need to implement a searching functionality in your application. Most of the available search box controls for WPF and Silverlight have amazing built-in virtualization and a good set of available search modes but what they most likely don't have is an easy to set custom result populating mechanisms. In this blog post I will demonstrate how to create a custom result populating mechanism with the use of the RadAutoCompleteBox control.
    VladimirAmiorkov3 by Vladimir Amiorkov
    August 15, 2013
  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    Filtering Options for Your Telerik ASP.NET AJAX PivotGrid

    RadPivotGrid’s development is gathering momentum and Q3 brings along a major improvement: our pivot grid control for Asp.Net Ajax already comes equipped with a powerful filtering mechanism. Let’s look straight into what this new feature offers. Filtering in RadPivotGrid supports three modes: report, label and value. 1. Report filters Report filters are applied on fields that do not participate in the grouping of the data but are still present in the underlying data source:   So, for example, let’s suppose that your data items grouped by RadPivotGrid feature a Category property with 100 unique values. Furthermore, your manager needs a report where the data should be grouped...
    by Tsvetoslav Kovachev
    November 02, 2012
  • Web

    Custom Filtering with RadGridView for Silverlight

    As you may already know, RadGridView received a "filtering" boost with our latest release. As a developer, you are no longer stuck with the default filtering user interface. With the introduction of the Custom Filtering Controls feature, you can easily craft the filtering control of your dreams. In this blog post I will try to explain what are the steps needed to achieve this by creating a fully-functional custom control. Although the control is tailored to a specific scenario, it can be used as a reference implementation for developing any kind of custom control. Finally, I would strongly suggest having the source...
    November 20, 2009
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