Hi Brian,
You can filter the collection quite easily with the help of FilterDescriptors collection. For example:
In case you want to work with Filter property, you can create your own custom QCV and override it.
Regards,
Maya
Telerik
You can filter the collection quite easily with the help of FilterDescriptors collection. For example:
private QueryableCollectionView clubs; public QueryableCollectionView Clubs { get { if (this.clubs == null) { this.clubs = new QueryableCollectionView(Club.GetClubs()); this.clubs.GroupDescriptors.Add(new GroupDescriptor() { Member = "Name", DisplayContent = "CustomName" }); this.clubs.FilterDescriptors.Add(new FilterDescriptor() { Member = "Name", Value = "Arsenal", Operator = FilterOperator.IsEqualTo }); } return this.clubs; } }In case you want to work with Filter property, you can create your own custom QCV and override it.
Regards,
Maya
Telerik
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