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How to use the TextFormatString property for multi-column ASPxComboBox

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This example demonstrates how to use the TextFormatString property for a multi-column ASPxCombobox. The text of the selected ASPxComboBox item displayed within the input box is formatted by the TextFormatString property. This property value is specified according to the selected ASPxRadioButtonList item.

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Added By: K R at: 5/7/2014 4:57:16 AM    

This does not work. Try typing Jones and you can only ever see John Doe. Your multicolumn comboboxes simply do not work with TextFormatString.

Added By: Alessandro (DevExpress Support) at: 5/7/2014 7:29:29 AM    Hi,

The behavior of the EnableIncrementalFiltering option, which is already obsolete, equals the newly implemented IncrementalFilteringMode.StartsWith option (see ASPxComboBox - EnableIncrementalFiltering is obsolete). You can use the IncrementalFilteringMode.Contains option instead in newer ASPxComboBox versions. I have modified this example accordingly. I hope this information helps. 

P.S.: If you have any additional questions, please create a separate ticket in our Support Center. Thank you for your time and cooperation in advance.


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