Hello,

Here is the explanation. ListBox or UXListBox should work with CVS since it derived from ItemsControl. There seems a built-in mechanism to pass the View property from CVS which type ICollectionView for the items processing.

CSV is derived from Dependency Object and does not implement  any IEnumerable or ICollectionView

publicclass CollectionViewSource : DependencyObject, ISupportInitialize

For this matter, ListPresenter will not work.

ListPresenter is not derieved from ItemsControl. When it first release it does not even support ICollectionView, The ICollectionView support was added after release when to support Domain Data Source.

Since our List/Grid presenter  would be obsolete in the future, I suggest you to use UXGridView when it has released.

Regards,
Handy

Hello Eric,

Ok, I will update the news. Our developer teams have addressed this enhancement soon after we relased R1.

Regards,
Handy

Hello,

Yes. To show FilterBar, you need to use grid.ShowFilterBar(). Vice versa, To hide FilterBar, use grid.HideFilterBar(). The display area is automatically resized.
Actually, it only hide the element of FilterBar.
If you would like to know how it works, you can try to see the following code.

function Hide_onclick() 
{
            var grid = ISGetObject("WebGrid1");
            grid.HideFilterBar();
            alert(grid.RootTable.GetFilterRow().style.display);
}
function Show_onclick() 
{
            var grid = ISGetObject("WebGrid1");
            grid.ShowFilterBar();
            alert(grid.RootTable.GetFilterRow().style.display);
}

When hide the filter bar, it uses style display none. Vice versa, it uses style display " " to show the filter bar. Maybe you can use this as the flag.

Regards,
Handy 

Hello,

Is it possible for you to replicate the issue in my simple project? We need this to investigate your issue.

Regards,
Handy

Hello,

I can replicate your issue. I will forward this to our developer teams. Thank you for your report.

Regards,
Handy