Hi,
Column filters work in the client side, because of that, when you apply a filter to a column, the grid doesn't page well, it doesn't reduce the number of pages according to the number of result.
I saw at http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#GridView/DomainDataSource an example of code that "copy" all the filter you do in the columns(client side) of the grid to the domain data source throght the filter descriptor collection (server side) but, with that example, filtering over one column it work well, but when you combine other column it doesn't. Why does this example work well when you filter on two column?
Thanks in advance.
Column filters work in the client side, because of that, when you apply a filter to a column, the grid doesn't page well, it doesn't reduce the number of pages according to the number of result.
I saw at http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#GridView/DomainDataSource an example of code that "copy" all the filter you do in the columns(client side) of the grid to the domain data source throght the filter descriptor collection (server side) but, with that example, filtering over one column it work well, but when you combine other column it doesn't. Why does this example work well when you filter on two column?
Thanks in advance.
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Hello Miguel Luna,
What you need to to is implement the so-called pure server-side filtering. Here is a tutorial about how to develop a custom filtering control that will operate directly on the DomainDataSource.
I hope this helps.
Best wishes,
Ross
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What you need to to is implement the so-called pure server-side filtering. Here is a tutorial about how to develop a custom filtering control that will operate directly on the DomainDataSource.
I hope this helps.
Best wishes,
Ross
the Telerik team
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