Filter Optimizely Graph results using C# SDK

Filter Optimizely Graph results by string, numeric, boolean, or date values using the C# SDK.

Use .Where() to narrow results by field values. The SDK translates standard C# comparison operators directly into Optimizely Graph filter expressions.

Filter by string equality

var result = await client
    .QueryContent<BlogPostPage>()
    .Where(x => x.Author == "John Developer")
    .GetAsContentAsync();

Filter by numeric comparison

var result = await client
    .QueryContent<BlogPostPage>()
    .Where(x => x.ViewCount > 1000)
    .GetAsContentAsync();

The supported operators are >, >=, <, <=, and ==.

Filter by boolean value

var result = await client
    .QueryContent<BlogPostPage>()
    .Where(x => x.IsFeatured == true)
    .GetAsContentAsync();

Filter by date range

Use && to combine lower and upper bounds in a single .Where() clause:

var result = await client
    .QueryContent<BlogPostPage>()
    .Where(x => x.StartPublish >= new DateTime(2024, 1, 1) && x.StartPublish <= new DateTime(2024, 12, 31))
    .GetAsContentAsync();

Combine conditions with AND

All conditions in a single .Where() lambda combine with AND. Every condition must match:

var result = await client
    .QueryContent<BlogPostPage>()
    .Where(x => x.Author == "John Developer" && x.BlogCategory == "Tutorials" && x.IsFeatured == true)
    .GetAsContentAsync();

Combine conditions with OR

Use || inside the lambda to combine conditions with OR. Any one condition matching is enough:

var result = await client
    .QueryContent<BlogPostPage>()
    .Where(x => x.BlogCategory == "Tutorials" || x.BlogCategory == "Advanced")
    .GetAsContentAsync();

Combine search with filters

Chain .Where() with .SearchFor() to narrow full-text search results. See Search content in Optimizely Graph using C# SDK for details.

Updated 6 days ago