ApplyFilter() method
- Last UpdatedNov 26, 2024
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Use the ApplyFilter() method to set filter values and display the folders tree based on the filter values. If a null value is passed, the current filter value does not change. If an empty string is passed as a filter value, the filter is cleared. This method affects the control if no job is running on the current entity.
Syntax
ApplyFilter(itemClassIDFilter, itemClassDescFilter, itemIDFilter, itemDescFilter, operIDFilter, operDescFilter, entIDFilter, verIDFilter, udf1Filter, udf2Filter, fileFilter);
Parameters
itemClassIDFilter
A string value of the Item Class ID filter. You need to pass null to use the current value.
itemClassDescFilter
A string value of the Item Class description filter. You need to pass null to use the current value.
itemIDFilter
A string value of the Item ID filter. You need to pass null to use the current value.
itemDescFilter
A string value of the Item description filter. You need to pass null to use the current value.
operIDFilter
A string value of the operation ID filter. You need to pass null to use the current value.
operDescFilter
A string value of the operation description filter. You need to pass null to use the current value.
entIDFilter
A string value of the entity ID filter. The string must contain a number or an empty string. You need to pass null to use the current value.
verIDFilter
A string value of the folder version ID filter. You need to pass null to use the current value.
udf1Filter
A string value of the first user-defined filter. You need to pass null to use the current value.
udf2Filter
A string value of the second user-defined filter. You need to pass null to use the current value.
fileFilter
A string value of the file filter. Only folders containing a matching file are displayed. You need to pass null to use the current value.