But it seems, there is no way to set an Filter, like
gridCellFilter.setValue(propetyId, value);
I find a workarround, to 'parse' the componet hierachie to set the values directly on the component (doesn't work with GridCellFilter.setTextFilter(...)) but that's not the way i would like to handle it.
I am not sure, if it is already implemented, but I don't find a way to set the value of a filter.
I use a context menue to set a QuickFilter. I can asked for the component:
GridCellFilter gridCellFilter = extGrid.getGridCellFilter(); Component component = gridCellFilter.getFilterRow().getCell(propertyId).getComponent();
But it seems, there is no way to set an Filter, like
gridCellFilter.setValue(propetyId, value);
I find a workarround, to 'parse' the componet hierachie to set the values directly on the component (doesn't work with GridCellFilter.setTextFilter(...)) but that's not the way i would like to handle it.