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public class Company
{
[Sieve(CanFilter=true, CanSort=true)]
public IEnumerable<long> CustomerIds { get;set; }
}
How can I filter CustomerIds on contains? As far as I get the default @= works only with strings.
Actually need something like: ?filters=customerIds@=3|18
Thanks in advance!
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Possible duplicate of #101. Meanwhile, a Custom Filter Method should do. By the way, @= operator is engineered to work with strings. == operator with OR logic would do also.
Let say I have the following structure:
How can I filter CustomerIds on contains? As far as I get the default @= works only with strings.
Actually need something like:
?filters=customerIds@=3|18
Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: