Hi everyone,
we use a collection with dynamic objects which is binded to a RadGridView.
All colums and rows are shown correctly but unfortunatly the integrated search function (ctrl + f) does not search within attributes which are added dyanmically to the objects.
It works only for attributes which are directly implemented.
Is it a common behaviour of the search function or may be a bug \ missing feature?
Thank you for your help!
we use a collection with dynamic objects which is binded to a RadGridView.
All colums and rows are shown correctly but unfortunatly the integrated search function (ctrl + f) does not search within attributes which are added dyanmically to the objects.
It works only for attributes which are directly implemented.
Is it a common behaviour of the search function or may be a bug \ missing feature?
Thank you for your help!
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Hello Tobias,
The behavior is expected with the current implementation of the Search Panel functionality. However, I have logged your suggestion as a Feature Request and if we notice a high demand - we will definitely consider its implementation. I suggest you vote for the item so its priority is increased - Implement SearchAsYouType support for Dynamic Objects.
Regards,
Stefan Nenchev
Telerik by Progress
The behavior is expected with the current implementation of the Search Panel functionality. However, I have logged your suggestion as a Feature Request and if we notice a high demand - we will definitely consider its implementation. I suggest you vote for the item so its priority is increased - Implement SearchAsYouType support for Dynamic Objects.
Regards,
Stefan Nenchev
Telerik by Progress
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