Hi,
I have a XAMDatagrid where the data source has columns EX: (Id, Name, Description_Parent, Category) and I have hooked up XAMMultiColumnEditor control for the Category column and I have set ItemSource (EX: Category Name, Category Id, Description) for that editor.
When I pull the drop down, I want to filter the data source based on the "Description_parent" value from the parent row.
Ex: If my XAMDatagrid row has "ECE" as the value for the Description property, I want to filter rows in XAMMultiColumnEditor drop down where Description=="ECE"
I was able to achieve this functionality in Windows forms using ColumnFilters feature of WinGrid. Please let me know how can I achieve this in WPF?
Hello,
Thank you for your post.
I have been looking into it and I am not sure that I understand correctly your requirements. Would you please provide me with more details about them. Do you want to filter the XamMultiColumnComboEditor by the next cell`s value of current row or you have some hierarchy level and want to filter the items in XamMultiColumnComboEditor based on parent record cell value. It seems like I am missing something about your scenario, so could you please send me, an isolated sample project, where this is reproduced, so I can investigate it further for you.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
yes, exactly. I want to filter the XamMultiColumnComboEditor by the next cell`s value of current row.
I am using XamMultiColumnComboEditor within XAMDataGrid. I have 2 columns that uses XamMultiColumnComboEditor .
Ex: Col A and Col C - uses XamMultiColumnComboEditor
Col B - Read only column
Based on the value selected in col A and Col B, i want to filter col C's datasource and show a restricted list when user clicks on col C's drop down. How can i achieve this functionality?
Any update?
Thank you for your feedback.
After working on the functionality that you are trying to achieve and doing some research, the ability to filter the XamMultiColumnComboEditor based on others cell`s value, has been determined to be a new product idea. You can suggest new Product Ideas for future versions (or vote for existing ones) at http://ideas.infragistics.com.
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Thanks for checking. Is there any work around for achieving this functionality (thru Model ICollection View) ? Can you please send me a sample.
We used column filtering functionality in infragistcis winforms Ultradropdown.
I have been looking into it. As I mentioned in my previous post, currently our XamMultiColumnComboEditor does not support this filtering functionality. About your question for any work around, I am not sure how is organize your data and what are your fully requirements, that I can suggest is to try to create cascading XamMultiColumnComboEditor by using SelectedValue and SelectedValuePath properties. You can take a look at the following link from our online application samples: http://www.infragistics.com/samples/wpf/multicolumn-combo/mcc-using-selected-value-property , where you can find similar sample application , also you can find the same sample in our WPF Samples Browser under the tag: XamMultiColumnComboEditor -> Editing&Selection -> Using SelectedValue/SelectedValuePath Properties.
Please let me know if you need any further assistance on the matter.
I am just checking if you require any further assistance on the matter.