Filtering a boolean property with a checkbox facilitates 2 states: include and only. I developed a group of radio buttons to allow 3 states: include, exclude, and only. The PageHit has a boolean property named CookieConsent indicating non essential cookies are allowed. A Consented checkbox can query all pageHits or pageHits with CookieConsent.

[Display(Name = "Consented")]
public bool ConsentedOnly { get; set; }

if (consentedOnly) pageHitsQuery = pageHitsQuery.Where(ph => ph.CookieConsent).AsQueryable();

A 3 button radio button group and a ConsentedFilter int property can query all pageHits, pageHits with CookieConsent, and pageHits without CookieConsent.

[Display(Name = "Consented")]
public int ConsentedFilter { get; set; }

if (ConsentedFilter == 1) pageHitsQuery = pageHitsQuery.Where(ph => !ph.CookieConsent).AsQueryable();
if (ConsentedFilter == 2) pageHitsQuery = pageHitsQuery.Where(ph => ph.CookieConsent).AsQueryable();

We use Microsoft. AspNetCore. Mvc. TagHelpers all the time. When a html tag is recognized the tag text is bold. When an attribute is recognized the attribute text is bold. Most of the built in tag helpers target known html elements. I use the radio button boolean filter on many pages for a lot of properties. Creating a custom BoolFilterTagHelper is easier than initial research suggests. After reviewing MS Docs on Tag Helpers and Tag Helper Components, my expectations grew as I followed the example at MS Docs - Author Tag Helpers in ASP.NET Core. The EmailTagHelper example demonstrated you can create a custom tag name and PascalCase property names in C# get translated to kebab-case attributes in html.

using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Razor.TagHelpers;
namespace HomegrownAnalyticsNet6.Areas.Analytics.Models.TagHelpers;
/// <summary>
/// <see cref="ITagHelper" /> implementation of a radio button group with Include, Exclude, and Only radio buttons.
/// </summary>
public class BoolFilterTagHelper : TagHelper
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Radio button group name. Suffix of input ids. Must match an int property/parameter name on the page.
    /// </summary>
    public string FilterFor { get; set; } = string.Empty;
    /// <summary>
    /// Radio button group header text.
    /// </summary>
    public string FilterLabel { get; set; } = string.Empty;
    /// <summary>
    /// Indicates the checked radio button. 0 = Include, 1 = Exclude, or 2 = Only.
    /// </summary>
    public int FilterValue { get; set; }

    public override void Process(TagHelperContext context, TagHelperOutput output)
    {
        if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(FilterFor))
            output.Content.SetHtmlContent("<h4>The bool-filter tag requires a filter-for attribute.</h4>");
        else
        {
            var includeChecked = FilterValue == 0 ? "checked" : "";
            var excludeChecked = FilterValue == 1 ? "checked" : "";
            var onlyChecked = FilterValue == 2 ? "checked" : "";

            string markup = @$"<div class='d-inline-flex flex-wrap p-0 ps-2 alert alert-primary align-top mb-1'>
                    <h6 class='d-inline mt-1 me-2 mb-0'>{FilterLabel}</h6>
                    <div class='form-check form-check-inline mt-1'>
                        <input type='radio' value='0' class='form-check-input' id='Include{FilterFor}'
                            {includeChecked} name='{FilterFor}'  onclick='this.form.submit();' />
                        <label class='form-check-label fw-bold' for='Include{FilterFor}'>
                            Include
                        </label>
                    </div>
                    <div class='form-check form-check-inline mt-1'>
                        <input type='radio' value='1' class='form-check-input' id='Exclude{FilterFor}' 
                            {excludeChecked} name='{FilterFor}' onclick='this.form.submit();' />
                        <label class='form-check-label fw-bold' for='Exclude{FilterFor}'>
                            Exclude
                        </label>
                    </div>
                    <div class='form-check form-check-inline mt-1'>
                        <input type='radio' value='2' class='form-check-input' id='Only{FilterFor}' 
                            {onlyChecked} name='{FilterFor}' onclick='this.form.submit();' />
                        <label class='form-check-label fw-bold' for='Only{FilterFor}'>
                            Only
                        </label>
                    </div>
                </div>";

            output.Content.SetHtmlContent(markup);
        }
    }
}

The BoolFilterTagHelper reduces the html for the 3 button radio button group to a single html tag. To make all custom TagHelper classes available to all Razor pages, implement the addTagHelper directive with a wildcard and the project name in all _ViewImports.cshtml files.

@using HomegrownAnalyticsNet6.Areas.Analytics.Models;
@using HomegrownAnalyticsNet6.Areas.Analytics.Models.Entities;
@using HomegrownAnalyticsNet6.Areas.Analytics.Services;
@using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authorization;
@namespace HomegrownAnalyticsNet6.Areas.Analytics.Pages
@addTagHelper *, Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.TagHelpers
@addTagHelper *, HomegrownAnalyticsNet6

Meaningful xml comments provide BoolFilterTagHelper Intellisense.

I liked the BoolFilterTagHelper so much, I developed TagHelpers for SegmentsFilter, CurrentIpFilter, and DateTime. The DateTimeTagHelper implements a date-time picker.

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