I have a string:
strCheckedCategories = "2;"
an EntityList representing a SharePoint list, with item IDs from 1 to 21:
EntityList<VendorSearchesItem> vendorSearches =
dataContext.GetList<VendorSearchesItem>("Vendor Searches");
a LINQ query returning fields from two SharePoint lists that are joined to the "Vendor Searches" list:
var vendorSearchesQuery = (from s in vendorSearches
orderby s.VendorID.Title
select new
{
Vendor = s.VendorID.Title,
Website = s.VendorID.VendorWebsite,
VendorID = s.VendorID.Id,
SearchType = s.SearchTypeID.Title,
SearchTypeId = s.SearchTypeID.Id
});
and another LINQ query returning only the items where the item ID is in the list:
var q2 = from m2 in vendorSearchesQuery
where strCheckedCategories.Contains(m2.SearchTypeId.ToString())
select m2
The problem is that, in addition to returning the item with ID 2 (desired result) the query also returns items with ID 12, 20, and 21. How can I fix that?
try:
strCheckedCategories.Split(new []{';'}).Any(x => x == m2.SearchTypeId.ToString())
Contains will do a substring match. And "20" has a substring "2".