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Joe, the one change we made was to replace every Popup with our own implementation (called CommonPopup, in ComponentArt.Silverlight.UI.Utils (ComponentArt.Silverlight.UI.Common assembly), to allow for code reuse between Silverlight and WPF. The code expects that type now. If you make that one change in your XAML (replacing <Popup> with <ComponentArt:CommonPopup>), everything should work the same as before. I hope this helps.
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Hi, I've a datagrid with ShowColumnFilters="True"; I noticed that these filters are case-sensitive. Is it possible to make these filters case-insensitive? Thank you
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hyera, the only way to customize the filter dropdown at this point is to use a custom template to override the default XAML for DataGridColumnFilterHeader.
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Hello hyera, Filter dropdown customization isn't supported in this version and the control does its best to "do the right thing" for every filter and every data type. We plan to include full templating of the dropdown in a future version. In the meantime, you could use a custom template to override the default XAML for DataGridColumnFilterHeader.
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hyera, searching and filtering will be performed automatically in Client running mode. In Callback mode, with a SOA.UI service, the filter data is provided automatically in the Select request. Otherwise, you can react to the NeedData event (as you normally would, in Callback mode), and consider DataGrid's Filters collection, which will reflect the active filters at the time. There is currently no filter-specific event raised on every filter change, but we will add this event immediately, and...
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ComponentArt grid had a search box, with the search-on-key-pressed ability.
Is there anything like that in the Silverlight datagrid?
Thank you.