Thanks, that example made everything a tremendous amount better except for one thing. The web api is not translating the list of checked filters correctly. The url was getting too big so I needed to change the GET to a POST. I used nearly the exact same code as the ModelBinder, so I don't think that is the problem.
01.publicclassKendoDataSourceRequest02.{03. 04. #region Public Properties05. 06. publicintpage { get; set; }07. publicintpageSize { get; set; }08. publicstringaggregates { get; set; }09. publicstringfilter { get; set; }10. publicstringgroup { get; set; }11. publicstringsort { get; set; }12. 13. #endregion 14. 15. #region Public Methods16. 17. /// <summary>18. /// Converts the posted request into a kendo datasource request19. /// </summary>20. /// <returns><see cref="DataSourceRequest"/></returns>21. publicDataSourceRequest ToDataSourceRequest()22. {23. 24. var request = newDataSourceRequest();25. 26. request.Page = page > 0 ? page : 1;27. request.PageSize = pageSize > 0 ? pageSize : 100;28. 29. request.Aggregates = GridDescriptorSerializer.Deserialize<AggregateDescriptor>(aggregates);30. request.Groups = GridDescriptorSerializer.Deserialize<GroupDescriptor>(group);31. request.Sorts = GridDescriptorSerializer.Deserialize<SortDescriptor>(sort);32. 33. request.Filters = FilterDescriptorFactory.Create(filter);34. returnrequest;35. 36. }37. 38. #endregion39. 40.}1.publicasync Task<IHttpActionResult> GetRelationshipSummary([FromBody] KendoDataSourceRequest request, [FromUri] Guid pqmConfigId)2. {3. 4. var translatedRequest = request.ToDataSourceRequest();5.}What is going on is that the filter string that comes in below isn't getting translated correctly...
measure_key~eq~'AAB16'~or~measure_key~eq~'AAP16'~or~measure_key~eq~'ABA16'~or~measure_key~eq~'ABX16'~or~measure_key~eq~'ADD16'~or~measure_key~eq~'ADV16'~or~measure_key~eq~'AMB16'~or~measure_key~eq~'AMM16'
It seems to get translated into some recursive groups of two type mess... Attached in the screenshot of the filters translated in QuickWatch...
Thanks for your help before... Tony