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Hi All,
I know you can bookmark a page in codeontime. But has anyone implemented a "save search filter" button.
Would you good to save against the user profile.
Thanks ,
Declan
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We will consider this for implementation in the future versions.Comment
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It would also be useful to pass filter criteria to a page via the url. This is different to view filtering, becaus unlike view filtering, the user can see the filter criteria on screen and they can modify or remove the filters. Most useful for developers would be an API to the client-side filtering/search routines. -
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Hey Dean,
You can pass filter criteria via Url. Just append your criteria to the page url.
Like "PageName.aspx?user=Dean" this will filter your records. -
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Thanks feelyd. That's a really good feature. It's not quite what I'm after because those URL parameters result in view filtering, not a filter that the user can clearly see (and therefore, change or cancel) in the search fields.
The OP recommends being able to save the filter critiera. I'm recommend the search can then be invoked in a way that shows the "A filter has been applied. User equals John" and that search could then be canceled or modified.
Using the URL would be one way to invoke the saved search via API, in this case a URL api. -
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Hi Codeontime,
This was implemented, but is there a date when it is due for release?
I'm really looking forward to getting this functionality.
Thanks ,
Declan -
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This feature is likely to be released in August.
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good bye August.... any update?
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I’m
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This would be an amazing addition to codeontime. I'm waiting patiently and looking forward to the release.
Declan -
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We were not able to fit this in our current development schedule. Our objective for September is to deliver DotNetNuke Factory, SharePoint Factory, and EASE.
All upcoming updates for the next month or two will include enhancements related to these features.
We will start addressing "wish-list" features thereafter.-
Any updates on this feature?
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We are expecting to release next week Code On Time Tools for Excel.
Next we will roll out Dynamic Access Control List (first component of EASE).
Workflow Register with come out thereafter. -
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In answer to the functionality that Dean was looking for above, you can now pass user-cancellable filter criteria as URL parameters by doing something like the following:
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (Request.QueryString["field"] != null && Request.QueryString["contains"] != null)
{
view1Extender.AssignStartupFilter(new MyNamespace.Web.FieldFilter[] { new MyNamespace.Web.FieldFilter(Request.QueryString["field"], MyNamespace.Data.RowFilterOperation.Contains, Request.QueryString["contains"]) });
}
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Keeping the last entered value in the search bar would be sufficient in most of the cases. This is a common feature in lots of other web apps . Is this also under consideration for COT apps ? -
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Is ther any progress concerning saving filter for later use ?
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Hi Johan, I have implemented this feature in a COT project I worked on. I was debating about blogging about how I did it and/or creating a package to automate the incorporation of this feature in other COT projects. Of course, if I did that, I might ask for some sort of donation for those who decide the code package delivers the needed functionality for them (after trying it). Thoughts?
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Any update when the Save Search Filter will be implemented?
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Any progressi concerning save search filter ?
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