Hi there,
I think that we should have enabled the ShowFilterBar feature by default. So, we need to add the corresponding skin, images and CSS into our Web templates.
I have created a small application that shows how it can be done.
Thanks,
Dennis
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Now, we support filtering in List Views by using the ASPxGridView's Filter Control (see Filter Control). To enable filtering, set the List View node's IsFilterPanelVisible attribute to true. Note that this attribute will enable filtering in List Views in Window Forms applications as well.
Thanks, Mary.
Just to provide more details…
The IsFilterPanelVisible attribute mentioned in the previous message enables the Auto Filter Row for List Views in Windows Forms and ASP.NET applications. The Filter Bar is automatically displayed after the grid's data has been filtered via the Auto Filter Row. In addition, the Filter Bar is displayed after you've filtered the grid via the Filter Dropdown (see a column header). This behavior is similar in both Windows Forms and ASP.NET applications.
Thanks, Mary.