コード例 #1
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        public ProductController()
        {
            var key = (string)System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Session["store"];

            this.service    = new ProductService(new DataStoreFactory(key));
            this.translator = new ProductTranslator();

            var selectedStorage = new SelectListItem[] {
                new SelectListItem()
                {
                    Text = "Application", Value = "app"
                },
                new SelectListItem()
                {
                    Text = "Memory", Value = "memory"
                },
                new SelectListItem()
                {
                    Text = "MySql", Value = "database"
                }
            };

            if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(key))
            {
                selectedStorage.Where(i => i.Value.Equals(key)).FirstOrDefault().Selected = true;
            }
            ViewBag.selectedStorage = selectedStorage;
        }
コード例 #2
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ファイル: RedirectingFilters.cs プロジェクト: andrei-mmn/PT
        /*
         * You can "redirect" filters. E.g. use supplied filtering values
         * and produce completely different data sets.
         */
        public static Configurator <Toy, Row> RedirectingFilters(this Configurator <Toy, Row> conf)
        {
            conf.Filtering();
            conf.Column(c => c.DeliveryDelay).DataOnly(false);
            conf.Column(c => c.CreatedDate).DataOnly();
            conf.Column(c => c.LastSoldDate).DataOnly();

            // Attach filter to "Sold" column that actually wil filter delivery delay
            conf.Column(c => c.ItemsSold).FilterValue(c => c.DeliveryDelay, ui => ui.Configuration.Placeholder = "Delivery delay!");

            conf.Column(c => c.ResponsibleUserName).DataOnly(false);
            // Make "responsible" filter actually user's email
            conf.Column(c => c.ResponsibleUserName)
            .FilterValueBy((q, v) => q.Where(c => c.ResponsibleUser.Email.Contains(v)), ui => ui.Configuration.Placeholder = "Try [email protected]");

            // Also instead of Filter*By you can user regular .Filter*(...).By

            // And lets create some really complex example
            conf.Column(c => c.SupplierAddress).Title("Select sort order").DataOnly(false);
            SelectListItem[] countries = new SelectListItem[]
            {
                new SelectListItem()
                {
                    Text = "United States", Value = "0"
                },
                new SelectListItem()
                {
                    Text = "China", Value = "1"
                },
                new SelectListItem()
                {
                    Text = "Russia", Value = "2"
                },
                new SelectListItem()
                {
                    Text = "Ukraine", Value = "3"
                },
                new SelectListItem()
                {
                    Text = "Thailand", Value = "4"
                },
            };
            conf.Column(c => c.Price).OrderableUi(ui => ui.DefaultOrdering(Ordering.Neutral));
            conf.Column(c => c.SupplierAddress).FilterSelectUi(ui => ui.SelectItems(countries));
            conf.Column(c => c.SupplierAddress).FilterValueNoUiBy((query, country) =>
            {
                var q = query.AsEnumerable().OrderByDescending(v => v.SupplierAddress.Split(',')
                                                               .Select(s => s.IndexOf(country)).Max());
                return(q.AsQueryable());
            })
            // Use .Value to extract filtering arguments from PT Query object
            // Use .RawValue to extract filtering argument from Raw filtering value for this particular cell
            .RawValue(rawVal =>
            {
                var country = countries.Where(c => c.Value == rawVal).Select(c => c.Text).FirstOrDefault();
                return(country);
            });
            return(conf);
        }