I have a string filter for 3 columns in my grid. This is working fine. In third column whose dataindex is abc I want to modify entered value.

For example if I press 0 then it filtered all the data which having 0. I want to press 'No' instead of 0 to filter. Similarly I want to use 'Yes' instead of 1 to filter data with 1.

My Code for creating filter.

this.filters = new Ext.ux.grid.GridFilters({
    filters: this.filter,
    local: true,
    autoReload: false,
});
this.features = [this.filters];
this.plugins = [this.filters];

Code for inserting filter.

gridEl.filter.push({
    type: header.getAttribute("FILTER"),
    dataIndex: header.getAttribute("DATAINDEX"),
    encode: false,
    metaID: header.getAttribute("M"),
});

Thanks for help.

I have a string filter for 3 columns in my grid. This is working fine. In third column whose dataindex is abc I want to modify entered value.

For example if I press 0 then it filtered all the data which having 0. I want to press 'No' instead of 0 to filter. Similarly I want to use 'Yes' instead of 1 to filter data with 1.

My Code for creating filter.

this.filters = new Ext.ux.grid.GridFilters({
    filters: this.filter,
    local: true,
    autoReload: false,
});
this.features = [this.filters];
this.plugins = [this.filters];

Code for inserting filter.

gridEl.filter.push({
    type: header.getAttribute("FILTER"),
    dataIndex: header.getAttribute("DATAINDEX"),
    encode: false,
    metaID: header.getAttribute("M"),
});

Thanks for help.

• javascript
• string
• extjs
• filter
• extjs3

• 2 You should show us your code – kevin ternet Commented Jul 27, 2016 at 7:12
• 1 You can show us the code and what you tried to do? – Yosvel Quintero Commented Jul 27, 2016 at 7:13
• @YosvelQuintero IS now fine for you ? – David Commented Jul 27, 2016 at 7:22
• JSFiddle/Sencha fiddle would have been easy to understand better. – Vinod Gubbala Commented Aug 11, 2016 at 5:11
• @VinodGubbala please refer this filter. In this I want to use specific input which is defined by me. docs.sencha./extjs/4.2.0/extjs-build/examples/grid-filtering/… – David Commented Aug 12, 2016 at 5:36

1 Answer 1

As per you example http://docs.sencha./extjs/4.2.0/extjs-build/examples/grid-filtering/grid-filter-local.html Create your own BooleanFilter and add you condition. See my snippet below.

Ext.define('MyFilter.CustomBooleanFilter', {
   extend: 'Ext.ux.grid.filter.StringFilter',
   alias: 'gridfilter.customboolean',

   validateRecord : function (record) {
       var rValue = record.get(this.dataIndex),
           fValue = this.getValue();
       return rValue == fValue || rValue == (fValue == "1" || "true".indexOf(fValue.toLowerCase()) == 0 || "yes".indexOf(fValue.toLowerCase()) == 0);
    }
});

See the working demo here. https://fiddle.sencha./#fiddle/1f5l

Let me know if you are not looking for this. I did as per what my understanding is EDIT: But I feel if this is what you want, then use Boolean Filter to change the text you want. Like Yes and No. Its more convenient for user than enter it. As you have only two values.