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aprilsin opened this issue Feb 24, 2021 · 3 comments
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use saved filters for start up view of attr-tables #95

aprilsin opened this issue Feb 24, 2021 · 3 comments

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@aprilsin
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💻 Environment

Platform: MacOS Catalina

Browser: Chrome

📋 Describe the solution you'd like

Instead of having to click on a attribute name (column header), then click on the filter icon for the saved filters to apply, the page should start up with the saved filters applied.

⚠️ Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Attr-tables I have are very large. The start up is then always slow, and often times, Chrome kills the page.

🔑 Why do you want this?

Attr-tables I have are very large. The start up is then always slow, and often times, Chrome kills the page.

❔ Describe any alternatives you've considered

Make "attr-table" similar to built in Roam queries. So to have filters, just type in {{attr-table: {and: [[tag]] {b: [[date]]}}}
("b" for blanks).

📷 Additional Context (Screenshots, GIFs, etc.)

I am using attr-table to filter my "tags::" so pretty much all pages of my roam graph will show up, which makes it slow.

@aprilsin aprilsin changed the title start up view of attr-tables should use saved filters use saved filters for start up view of attr-tables Feb 27, 2021
@dchelimsky
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Please!

@dchelimsky
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Actually, I'm not necessarily looking for the same solution, but I have a similar problem. In my case, I want different filtered views on different pages. I already get different columns on diff pages using David Vargas' Sorting Attribute Tables, and I'd love a similarly declarative way to filter rows without having to interact with anything when the page loads. Let me know if I can help with more specifics.

@christophersw
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christophersw commented May 5, 2021

Double Please. (And thank you for your awesome work!)

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