http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/wpf/gridview/filtered-records-list.aspx
I found an old forum thread describing the problem, but its from 2009.
Within a DataTemplate I have GridView.
Within the same datatemplate I have a button where I want to do a bulk operation on the filtered set of items.
The datacontext of the DataTemplate is an INotifyPropertyChanged derived object, which provides the GridView ItemsSource.
How do I, when handling the button click, obtain the list of filtered items back from the RadGridView?
The DataTemplate is hosted within the body of a data driven RadTabControl, if it matters.
I found an old forum thread describing the problem, but its from 2009.
Within a DataTemplate I have GridView.
Within the same datatemplate I have a button where I want to do a bulk operation on the filtered set of items.
The datacontext of the DataTemplate is an INotifyPropertyChanged derived object, which provides the GridView ItemsSource.
How do I, when handling the button click, obtain the list of filtered items back from the RadGridView?
The DataTemplate is hosted within the body of a data driven RadTabControl, if it matters.
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Vlad
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You can use the grid Items collection to achieve your goal.
Greetings,Vlad
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Tormod
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answered on 02 Mar 2012, 08:05 AM
Hi.
Thank you for your answer. Sorry about not being specific.
How do I obtain the reference to the radgridview from the button handler code behind?
That's why I thought it was relevant that I was within a datatemplate.
Unless I have forgotten something obvious, adding an x:Name to the gridview will not help.
Thank you for your answer. Sorry about not being specific.
How do I obtain the reference to the radgridview from the button handler code behind?
That's why I thought it was relevant that I was within a datatemplate.
Unless I have forgotten something obvious, adding an x:Name to the gridview will not help.