Submitted by Tom on 2017/08/05 10:04
Edit / Important Note:
the problem is that whenever I manually type a '#' symbol in column filters it does not work
 
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Using the column filter, I'm trying to find a tag-word e.g.
#layout,
 
the following do not work when typed in i.e. nothing at all is displayed in the filtered grid

#layout
#layout*
*#layout*
 
EDIT// Pierre -- I see this works correctly if I leave out the hashtag '#' when filtering, so I guess it is a bug?
Important Note: if I tick #layout in the dropdown list it does displays items (with only #layout in the field)
But, if I manually type in #layout, it does not work
 
Manual page:  2. Filtering
IQ xx.100
win.7 x64

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More detailed info:
 
1) Using Ctrl+G :-
 
#layout works
 
These dont work
#layout*
*#layout*
 
 
2) Using the filter from the column header none of these work when manually typed :-
 
#layout
#layout*
*#layout*

Tom

2017/08/10 05:01

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[quote=Tom]
1) Using Ctrl+G :-
 
#layout works
[/quote]I see this worked because it was set to 'any keywords' (as opposed to the first option that recognises wildcards)

Hi Tom,
 
# is a wildcard character for a single digit
 
In v101, I've updated the UI to show that clearly. I'll also update the documentation.
 
When filtering for #, use one of the 2 other Types: Any keywords or All keywords
 
 
 
Pierre_Admin
IQ Designer
 

Related I guess:
I'm going to stick to Ctrl+G as it seems more flexible and functional.
Just reporting this below as it seems inconsistent to me
 
Filtering for two tags works via Gtrl+G (if wildcards setting selected)
*font* *layout*
 
If I try to type the same in the column filter (via column header):
  1. the text often disappears after I press the spacebar between the two words (I havent figured out why it not always happen - may be if there an existing filter in operation)
  2. if I do manage to type it, it shows nothing (Gtrl+G with same filter shows items)
  3. minor bug - if I type text in the column filter (via column header) and then use Ctrl+Arrowkey to move to before or after a word: the item hierarchy in the grid collapses or expands