Hi,
I'm binding RadGridView ItemsSource to ObservableCollection<ExpandoObject> because I need to display the data without knowledge of its type and schema. Values are presented correctly in grid, but when I'm typing anything in search - no results are presented. Here is sample solution illustrating this problem, so that you can help me solve this problem.
I'm binding RadGridView ItemsSource to ObservableCollection<ExpandoObject> because I need to display the data without knowledge of its type and schema. Values are presented correctly in grid, but when I'm typing anything in search - no results are presented. Here is sample solution illustrating this problem, so that you can help me solve this problem.
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Hello Jan,
Thank you for the sample project provided. Unfortunately, the behavior is expected with the current implementation of the RadGridView's "Search As You Type" functionality. We have the requirement logged as a feature request in our Ideas & Feedback Portal - GridView: Implement SearchAsYouType Support for Dynamic Objects. I have added your case and increased the priority of the feature request, however, I encourage you to vote for the item as well.
Regards,
Stefan Nenchev
Telerik by Progress
Thank you for the sample project provided. Unfortunately, the behavior is expected with the current implementation of the RadGridView's "Search As You Type" functionality. We have the requirement logged as a feature request in our Ideas & Feedback Portal - GridView: Implement SearchAsYouType Support for Dynamic Objects. I have added your case and increased the priority of the feature request, however, I encourage you to vote for the item as well.
Regards,
Stefan Nenchev
Telerik by Progress
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answered on 14 Mar 2017, 10:54 AM
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So, you're saying, that for now I need to have defined string type instead of ExpandoObject to be able to search on those data?
So, you're saying, that for now I need to have defined string type instead of ExpandoObject to be able to search on those data?
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Hello Jan,
The link is fixed and should point to the correct item now. Currently, the Search Panel would work over a collection of plain CLR objects. The functionality can be used for different types of properties, though(Int, DateTime, etc.). However, we will definitely consider adding support for dynamic objects but I cannot provide you with a timeframe at this point.
Regards,
Stefan Nenchev
Telerik by Progress
The link is fixed and should point to the correct item now. Currently, the Search Panel would work over a collection of plain CLR objects. The functionality can be used for different types of properties, though(Int, DateTime, etc.). However, we will definitely consider adding support for dynamic objects but I cannot provide you with a timeframe at this point.
Regards,
Stefan Nenchev
Telerik by Progress
Want to extend the target reach of your WPF applications, leveraging iOS, Android, and UWP? Try UI for Xamarin, a suite of polished and feature-rich components for the Xamarin framework, which you to write beautiful native mobile apps using a single shared C# codebase.