[BUG] RadzenDataFilter does not produce expected LogicalFilterOperator via Filters property #1383

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claunia · 2026-01-29T17:52:53Z

claunia commented

2026-01-29 17:52:53 +00:00

Originally created by @kerajel on GitHub (Sep 10, 2024).

Single-page set up

@using System.Text.Json

<RadzenDataFilter @ref="compositeFilter" Auto="false" Style="width: 50%;" TItem="DebugSampleComposite">
    <Properties>
        <RadzenDataFilterProperty Property="Sample.Longtitute" Title="Longtitute" />
        <RadzenDataFilterProperty Property="Sample.Latitude" Title="Latitude" />
    </Properties>
</RadzenDataFilter>

<RadzenButton Text="Click composite" Click="OnClickComposite" />

<p/>

<RadzenDataFilter @ref="simpleFilter" Auto="false" Style="width: 50%;" TItem="DebugSample">
    <Properties>
        <RadzenDataFilterProperty Property="Longtitute" Title="Longtitute" />
        <RadzenDataFilterProperty Property="Latitude" Title="Latitude" />
    </Properties>
</RadzenDataFilter>

<RadzenButton Text="Click simple" Click="OnClickSimple" />

@code {

    private RadzenDataFilter<DebugSampleComposite> compositeFilter = null!;
    private RadzenDataFilter<DebugSample> simpleFilter = null!;

    void OnClickComposite()
    {
        CompositeFilterDescriptor[] descriptors = compositeFilter.Filters.ToArray();
        string serializedDescriptors = JsonSerializer.Serialize(descriptors);
        string linqFilter = compositeFilter.ToFilterString();
        Console.WriteLine(serializedDescriptors);
        Console.WriteLine(linqFilter);
    }

    void OnClickSimple()
    {
        CompositeFilterDescriptor[] descriptors = simpleFilter.Filters.ToArray();
        string serializedDescriptors = JsonSerializer.Serialize(descriptors);
        string linqFilter = simpleFilter.ToFilterString();
        Console.WriteLine(serializedDescriptors);
        Console.WriteLine(linqFilter);
    }

    public class DebugSampleComposite
    {
        public DebugSample Sample { get; set; } = null!;
    }

    public class DebugSample
    {
        public decimal Longtitute { get; set; }

        public decimal Latitude { get; set; }
    }
}

Reproduced on both complex and flat objects

Wire up the page, set values for both filters as on the screenshot

Notice usage of the 'Or' operator

Click both buttons, observe correct value from ToFilterString() and incorrect value from Filters

Click Composite

[
    {
        "Property": "Sample.Longtitute",
        "FilterValue": 1,
        "FilterOperator": 0,
        "LogicalFilterOperator": 0, // expected 1
        "Filters": null
    },
    {
        "Property": "Sample.Latitude",
        "FilterValue": 2,
        "FilterOperator": 0,
        "LogicalFilterOperator": 0, // expected 1
        "Filters": null
    }
]
// This generates the filter string: (Sample.Longtitute = 1) || (Sample.Latitude = 2)

Click Simple

[
    {
        "Property": "Longtitute",
        "FilterValue": 1,
        "FilterOperator": 0,
        "LogicalFilterOperator": 0, // expected 1
        "Filters": null
    },
    {
        "Property": "Longtitute",
        "FilterValue": 2,
        "FilterOperator": 0,
        "LogicalFilterOperator": 0, // expected 1
        "Filters": null
    }
]
// This generates the filter string: Longtitute = 1 || Longtitute = 2

Expected behavior
LogicalFilterOperator is set to 1 ('Or') for CompositeFilterDescriptors (Filters)

_Radzen.Blazor Version="5.1.9"

Originally created by @kerajel on GitHub (Sep 10, 2024). **Single-page set up** ```c# @using System.Text.Json <RadzenDataFilter @ref="compositeFilter" Auto="false" Style="width: 50%;" TItem="DebugSampleComposite"> <Properties> <RadzenDataFilterProperty Property="Sample.Longtitute" Title="Longtitute" /> <RadzenDataFilterProperty Property="Sample.Latitude" Title="Latitude" /> </Properties> </RadzenDataFilter> <RadzenButton Text="Click composite" Click="OnClickComposite" /> <p/> <RadzenDataFilter @ref="simpleFilter" Auto="false" Style="width: 50%;" TItem="DebugSample"> <Properties> <RadzenDataFilterProperty Property="Longtitute" Title="Longtitute" /> <RadzenDataFilterProperty Property="Latitude" Title="Latitude" /> </Properties> </RadzenDataFilter> <RadzenButton Text="Click simple" Click="OnClickSimple" /> @code { private RadzenDataFilter<DebugSampleComposite> compositeFilter = null!; private RadzenDataFilter<DebugSample> simpleFilter = null!; void OnClickComposite() { CompositeFilterDescriptor[] descriptors = compositeFilter.Filters.ToArray(); string serializedDescriptors = JsonSerializer.Serialize(descriptors); string linqFilter = compositeFilter.ToFilterString(); Console.WriteLine(serializedDescriptors); Console.WriteLine(linqFilter); } void OnClickSimple() { CompositeFilterDescriptor[] descriptors = simpleFilter.Filters.ToArray(); string serializedDescriptors = JsonSerializer.Serialize(descriptors); string linqFilter = simpleFilter.ToFilterString(); Console.WriteLine(serializedDescriptors); Console.WriteLine(linqFilter); } public class DebugSampleComposite { public DebugSample Sample { get; set; } = null!; } public class DebugSample { public decimal Longtitute { get; set; } public decimal Latitude { get; set; } } } ``` Reproduced on both complex and flat objects Wire up the page, set values for both filters as on the screenshot ![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e47f4183-45e4-4765-a173-2891c448ecd4) Notice usage of the 'Or' operator Click both buttons, observe correct value from ToFilterString() and incorrect value from Filters ### Click Composite ```jsonc [ { "Property": "Sample.Longtitute", "FilterValue": 1, "FilterOperator": 0, "LogicalFilterOperator": 0, // expected 1 "Filters": null }, { "Property": "Sample.Latitude", "FilterValue": 2, "FilterOperator": 0, "LogicalFilterOperator": 0, // expected 1 "Filters": null } ] // This generates the filter string: (Sample.Longtitute = 1) || (Sample.Latitude = 2) ``` ### Click Simple ```jsonc [ { "Property": "Longtitute", "FilterValue": 1, "FilterOperator": 0, "LogicalFilterOperator": 0, // expected 1 "Filters": null }, { "Property": "Longtitute", "FilterValue": 2, "FilterOperator": 0, "LogicalFilterOperator": 0, // expected 1 "Filters": null } ] // This generates the filter string: Longtitute = 1 || Longtitute = 2 ``` **Expected behavior** LogicalFilterOperator is set to 1 ('Or') for CompositeFilterDescriptors (Filters) _Radzen.Blazor Version="5.1.9"

claunia closed this issue

2026-01-29 17:52:54 +00:00

claunia commented

2026-01-29 17:52:54 +00:00

@enchev commented on GitHub (Sep 10, 2024):

The LogicalFilterOperator that you are looking at is for the inner filters of the CompositeFilterDescriptor, the one you should look at is defined at the DataFilter level:

@enchev commented on GitHub (Sep 10, 2024): The LogicalFilterOperator that you are looking at is for the inner filters of the CompositeFilterDescriptor, the one you should look at is defined at the DataFilter level: ![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/66e1d548-d565-4ee8-878b-cf90bf9856b1)

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Reference: starred/radzen-blazor#1383