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Did you remove FieldFilterDescription because it does not exist in new release of Silverlight. I do see FieldFilterDescriptor is this what we supposed to use and if it is you need to update your help.
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Hi Maxim Konstantinovski,
The property was deleted in Q3 2009 version of the controls.
Please use the FilterDescriptor or CompositeFilterDescriptor to define your filter criteria.
Let me know more about your scenario so I can be more specific.
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Veselin Vasilev
the Telerik team
The property was deleted in Q3 2009 version of the controls.
Please use the FilterDescriptor or CompositeFilterDescriptor to define your filter criteria.
Let me know more about your scenario so I can be more specific.
Kind regards,
Veselin Vasilev
the Telerik team
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answered on 06 Jan 2011, 07:20 AM
I am also faceing the same problem after ubgrading.
both FilterDescriptor or CompositeFilterDescriptor do not fit into my criteria.
i am saving and loading the config settings from DB.
do let me know what should i use in my case.
both FilterDescriptor or CompositeFilterDescriptor do not fit into my criteria.
i am saving and loading the config settings from DB.
do let me know what should i use in my case.
foreach (FilterSetting setting in Settings.FilterSettings) { IEnumerable<FieldFilterDescription> descriptions = grid.FilterDescriptors.OfType<FieldFilterDescription>(); FieldFilterDescription description = (from fd in descriptions where fd.FieldName == setting.PropertyName select fd).FirstOrDefault(); if (description != null) { description.Filter1.Operator = setting.Filter1.Operator; description.Filter1.Value = setting.Filter1.Value; description.Filter2.Operator = setting.Filter2.Operator; description.Filter2.Value = setting.Filter2.Value; foreach (Telerik.Windows.Data.FilterDescriptor descriptor in setting.SelectedValues) { description.SelectedValues.Add(descriptor); } } }0
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Vlad
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Have you checked the latest version of our demo?
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