Hello,
after installing the latest internal build 2009.3.1032.1030 the filter icons in the grid columns are gone.
Is this an issue with this internal build or is there something I have to consider?
My grid definition is
after installing the latest internal build 2009.3.1032.1030 the filter icons in the grid columns are gone.
Is this an issue with this internal build or is there something I have to consider?
My grid definition is
<
grid:RadGridView x:Name="TestList" ItemsSource="{Binding Data, ElementName=ddsTest}"
AutoGenerateColumns="False" ShowGroupPanel="False" Filtering="TestList_Filtering" Height="400" IsFilteringAllowed="True">
As you can see I've explicitly set IsFilterAllowed as true, but the filters remains lost.
Thanks for your support
Uwe
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Hi uku,
Could you please send us a dummy project demonstrating this behavior, since we could not reproduce it.
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Ross
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Could you please send us a dummy project demonstrating this behavior, since we could not reproduce it.
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answered on 12 Apr 2010, 10:42 PM
Hello,
Same issue here. It seems when the items source binding is set in XAML, the filters show up as expected. However, when the items source is set in the code-behind, the filters don't ever show up.
Same issue here. It seems when the items source binding is set in XAML, the filters show up as expected. However, when the items source is set in the code-behind, the filters don't ever show up.
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Hello Eric,
That is very weird indeed. We have never seen this before, but we would like to track it down and fix it in case it is some kind of bug.
Could you please open a separate support ticket and send us your sample project. We will see what is wrong. This will help us a lot.
Thanks in advance.
Sincerely yours,
Ross
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That is very weird indeed. We have never seen this before, but we would like to track it down and fix it in case it is some kind of bug.
Could you please open a separate support ticket and send us your sample project. We will see what is wrong. This will help us a lot.
Thanks in advance.
Sincerely yours,
Ross
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answered on 13 Apr 2010, 03:05 PM
Hey Ross,
Digging in a bit further, when the items source is set in the constructor, the filter icons are showing up. However, when the source is set in the asynchronous callback method (after the data is returned from the service) the filters don't show up. Please see attached.
Digging in a bit further, when the items source is set in the constructor, the filter icons are showing up. However, when the source is set in the asynchronous callback method (after the data is returned from the service) the filters don't show up. Please see attached.
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Hello Eric,
Unfortunately, we cannot help you with having only a JPG file to look at. Thank you for your understanding.
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Ross
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Unfortunately, we cannot help you with having only a JPG file to look at. Thank you for your understanding.
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answered on 13 Apr 2010, 05:21 PM
Ross,
No problem, the work-around satisfies the issue for me. I can't really include the project as a sample as it's running under a SharePoint context, calling to a managed Windows service w/ several other dependencies on company assemblies. I just figured the jpeg would be enough to suggest that setting the items source in the asynchronous callback was causing the issue, and I'll leave it up to your QA department to qualify that.
Take care,
Eric
No problem, the work-around satisfies the issue for me. I can't really include the project as a sample as it's running under a SharePoint context, calling to a managed Windows service w/ several other dependencies on company assemblies. I just figured the jpeg would be enough to suggest that setting the items source in the asynchronous callback was causing the issue, and I'll leave it up to your QA department to qualify that.
Take care,
Eric