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What you were expecting:
I have an "alwaysOn" text filter.
When the filter is not empty, the "Add Filter" dropdown is displayed, allowing me to save the current filter as a query, or load a previously saved query.
When the filter is empty however, the "Add Filter" dropdown is not displayed, meaning I can't load any previously saved queries.
Shouldn't the "Add Filter" dropdown always be displayed, if previously saved queries exist?
Lastly, it would be easiest if I could hide the new "Save current query" functionality from the Filter dropdown and avoid this altogether, but I can't see any information in the documentation on how to do that. It only says: "It’s enabled by default for the Filter Button/Form combo" without any information on how to disable it. Skimming through the code here, it seems like it's not possible.
React-admin version: 4.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What you were expecting:
I have an "alwaysOn" text filter.
When the filter is not empty, the "Add Filter" dropdown is displayed, allowing me to save the current filter as a query, or load a previously saved query.
When the filter is empty however, the "Add Filter" dropdown is not displayed, meaning I can't load any previously saved queries.
Shouldn't the "Add Filter" dropdown always be displayed, if previously saved queries exist?
Lastly, it would be easiest if I could hide the new "Save current query" functionality from the Filter dropdown and avoid this altogether, but I can't see any information in the documentation on how to do that. It only says: "It’s enabled by default for the Filter Button/Form combo" without any information on how to disable it. Skimming through the code here, it seems like it's not possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: