filtering funnel onclick event

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  1. Hector Hernandez
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    Mar 2011

    Posted 13 Oct 2011 Link to this post

    I need to know when the user clicks on the  filtering funnel button and the filtering window is about to open. Is there any event I can attach to without creating my own filter template? I just need to know when a user is clicking there and that's it.

    Thanks!
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  3. Ivan Ivanov
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    Posted 13 Oct 2011 Link to this post

    Hello Hector,

    The "funnel path" is actually the content of a ToggleButton, which is named as "PART_DropDownButton" in the template. Try searching for them in the visual tree and subscribe to their Click event. You may achieve this like this:
    clubsGrid.ChildrenOfType<ToggleButton>().Where(tb => tb.Name == "PART_DropDownButton");

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  5. Hector Hernandez
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    Member since:
    Mar 2011

    Posted 13 Oct 2011 Link to this post

    Hi Ivan, thanks for the super fast answer.
    I am indeed using your approach:
    var x = ScenariosGrid.ChildrenOfType<ToggleButton>().Where(tb => tb.Name == "PART_DropDownButton");

    but this is not returning any related control.
    Now, I tryied also:
    var x = ScenariosGrid.ChildrenOfType<ToggleButton>();
    with no success, and finally:
    var x = ScenariosGrid.ChildrenOfType<Control>().Where(tb => tb.Name == "PART_DropDownButton");

    all of them with no result whatsoever.
    In a Final attempt I tried to do this
    GridViewCheckBoxColumn column = ScenariosGrid.Columns["Succeeded"] as GridViewCheckBoxColumn;
    var y = column.FindChildByType<ToggleButton>();

    again with no successful result. In fact, the latest code chunk throws back an exception.

    Thanks for any support! will keep testing.
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