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As far as I know there is no method like defaultFilters() to apply default filters for tables if nothing else is set. Like there is defaultSort().
If a user is clicking on a nav entry that will open a table view showing model data it would be nice to be able to apply a default filter. The applied filter should be visible in the table header to have the option to remove the filter.
At least we have a few cases were we are mainly checking a specific type of entries in a table most of the time. Using where in the query method is not an option since that would remove to option to see any other data.
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As far as I know there is no method like
defaultFilters()
to apply default filters for tables if nothing else is set. Like there isdefaultSort()
.If a user is clicking on a nav entry that will open a table view showing model data it would be nice to be able to apply a default filter. The applied filter should be visible in the table header to have the option to remove the filter.
At least we have a few cases were we are mainly checking a specific type of entries in a table most of the time. Using where in the query method is not an option since that would remove to option to see any other data.
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