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If a custom filter description field contains a WikiWord (e.g., "WikiWord description here"), then the dropdown list in $:/AdvancedSearch Filters will render the WikiWord, resulting in a two-line list item with an erroneous link.
Expected behavior
filter descriptions containing WikiWords should render as regular text without creating an unintended link within the droplist
To Reproduce
Create a tiddler (e.g., "TestFilter"), tagged with $:/tags/Filter
Add a field named "description" containing "WikiWord description here"
Add a field named "filter" containing any valid filter syntax (e.g, [all[tiddlers]])
Open $:/AdvancedSearch > Filter tab
Click on downarrow to display droplist for selecting from defined filters
Note entry for TestFilter shows description text with "WikiWord" rendered as a link, which is displayed on it's own line.
Clicking on this link does not select the desired filter. Instead, it uses the link text ("WikiWord") as the filter text.
Describe the bug
If a custom filter description field contains a WikiWord (e.g., "WikiWord description here"), then the dropdown list in $:/AdvancedSearch Filters will render the WikiWord, resulting in a two-line list item with an erroneous link.
Expected behavior
filter descriptions containing WikiWords should render as regular text without creating an unintended link within the droplist
To Reproduce
$:/tags/Filter
[all[tiddlers]]
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Additional context
Proposed fix (tested and verified locally):
Modify shadow
$:/core/ui/AdvancedSearch/Filter/FilterButtons/dropdown
and change this line:
to this:
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