Advanced Search

Demo application that shows the most common use of EasyQuery controls.

The page itself is implemented as a Razor Page.

The model is loaded from the XML file but you can easily switch to loading it directly from DB connection.

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Ad-hoc reporting

This page demonstrates how to use EasyQuery to implement a custom ad hoc reporting solution in your web application.
In this scenario we also show how EasyQuery can be integrated with ASP.NET Core authentication/authorization services. So, to access this page you will need to login first. You can register a new account for that or use the predefined "demo user" credentials.

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Data Filtering

Demo application that shows a special FilterBar control that works together with FullText Search functionality

This is a great demonstration of using EasyQuery components without the middleware part. The server side part is implemented in Controller.

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Data Filtering via Middleware

The same data filtering scenario (a FilterBar plus a full-text search box over the list of orders), implemented with almost no server-side code: the EasyQuery middleware (MapEasyQuery) serves the requests, and the result grid with paging is rendered by EasyQuery's own DataFilterView widget.

The full-text search is done by the library as well. The search text is turned into hidden conditions over the model, numeric and date/time fields included (try "10248", "32.38" or "2024-08"), and combined with the FilterBar conditions.

How it differs from the demo above: there, a hand-written MVC controller receives the filter, runs the search in its own LINQ code and renders the result with a Razor view, so you control every line of server code and markup. Here, you only configure the middleware, and the widget renders the result.

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