Thinking Out Loud

Nice work.

Suggestion: The calendar "selection" should update when the check box is clicked. For example, if we have a "Month To Date" filter, when the user checks that filter, the days included in the Month to Date filter range would be highlighted (selected).

will we and the end-users be not needing to create the >= and < required to find a date within sql server like we do now? This is one of my long-standing peeves with sql and date processing.

As well, are these checkboxes mutually inclusive as checkboxes normally are? This almost seems wrong and seems more radio-button-oriented. Just a thought, cheers! drew..

This looks great, can VCL Customers expect something similiar?

Excellent.

It is a shame that the date picker in WinForms isn't as nice as the aspx one though - particularly when selecting a date that is some time in the past where the WinForm version you have to repeatedly scroll through the years the ASP version allows you to click on the date and move straight to the right month and move a decade at a time. Any plans to upgrade the WinForms date editor?

I'll love that !

If I specify filter criteria based on specific business needs,

will I have an event (for disabling other options) ?

That would be great.

Holding my breath ...

when last month is selected, last week and yesterday records will also be included. why don't provide a visual feedback for this situation? a little dot sign would be enough for visual feedback (instead of auto-selecting last week and yesterday check boxes)

BTW this filter pop-up is really cool!

It looks nice! Will it also be possible to easily choose a range of dates ? Between two dates.

Really interesting. What about a custom range of dates? So the user would be able to enter a start and end date...

Hi,

very nice. As far as I know filter settings could be persisted.

Will there be generic placeholders for those relative filter like "Early this week" or will the filter result in an empty list the week after?

Regards,

Alex

Select Categories from Combo Box mode  or from Check Box mode. In Check Box mode if the list have a lot of options, the popup windows is very large.

I hope you guys thought about making this a standalone control as well?

Sweet.

I especially like the fact, that we can specify filter criteria based on specific business needs.

I see: DX is learning from us - RW developers ;-)

"...unlike the first variant..." Does this mean the ShowFilterPopupListBox event is being broken? The grid already has this option via ColumnFilterInfo.

Looks Good! Only missing a "null/empty"-statement.

oh ....it's very good . I can't waiting for DX 2009. vol1 . I love it