Enhancement #2249
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Cross button to empty filter on search inputs
Added by Jonathan CLARKE almost 13 years ago.
Updated 3 months ago.
Category:
Web - Config management
Description
It would be great to have a little cross (X) to empty the filter search box and return to the "full" view. See #741.
The same should be applied to other similar filter boxes (technical logs for example).
- Target version changed from 2.4.0~alpha5 to 2.4.0~alpha6
- Assignee set to Arthur ANGLADE
- Target version changed from 2.4.0~alpha6 to 2.4.0~alpha7
This looks like one for you Arthur!
I think the search box/buttons are great in the Directives screen, maybe we can just reuse that "component" everywhere else?
- Status changed from New to In progress
- Target version changed from 2.4.0~alpha7 to 2.4.0~beta1
We need this for the final 2.4 version if possible.
- Target version changed from 2.4.0~beta1 to 2.4.0~beta2
- Target version changed from 2.4.0~beta2 to 2.4.0~beta3
2.4.0~beta2 has been released. This ticket must be moved to 2.4.0~beta3.
- Target version changed from 2.4.0~beta3 to 2.4.0~beta4
Arthur said to me that Jon wants him to stop working on it for the 2.4.0~beta3. It would be good to know why. Arthur, Jon, could you add details on the advancement made, please ?
At least, this is certain that this issue will not be done for the version 2.4.0~beta3.
It's been set with NCH that it was very more complicated that it seems, stating the search module is integrated in the DataTables JQuery plugin, it's not possible to add simply this "box". So NCH and JCL agreed on letting this bug aside for now.
- Status changed from In progress to 2
- Assignee deleted (
Arthur ANGLADE)
- Target version changed from 2.4.0~beta4 to 24
- Status changed from 2 to New
- Target version changed from 24 to Ideas (not version specific)
- Tracker changed from User story to Enhancement
- Subject changed from Box to empty filter on CR list to Cross button to empty filter on search inputs
- Priority changed from 4 to N/A
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