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Describe the bug
The [empty] filter now filters out columns that contain nothing visible to the user, only empty HTML-Tags.
Reproduction steps:
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Use a table with a column that contains only an empty tag or any other tag
Type "[empty]" (without "") in the filter.
Expected behavior
The row should still be seen. As the column does not contain anything for the user, it should not be filtered out when using [empty].
Observed behavior:
The row gets filtered and is not shown anymore.
TableFilter version: 0.6.109 Browser and version: Firefox 68 ESR and 73 OS and version: Fedora 31 Device: Dell Latitude
Additional information/context:
It worked as expected with version 0.6.47.
Problem started happening recently, didn't happen in an older version of TableFilter: Yes, if yes 0.6.47
Problem can be reliably reproduced, doesn't happen randomly: Yes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I found out it was pull request #626 (release with version 0.6.50) that introduces the bug but fixed #625 .
Reading the PR, I think it is more of a definition than a bug, if invisible tags count as content.
Maybe there is a way to find out if the tag is visible to the user? This would solve my problem and still contains the feature from that PR :)
Describe the bug
The [empty] filter now filters out columns that contain nothing visible to the user, only empty HTML-Tags.
Reproduction steps:
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
The row should still be seen. As the column does not contain anything for the user, it should not be filtered out when using [empty].
Observed behavior:
The row gets filtered and is not shown anymore.
TableFilter version: 0.6.109
Browser and version: Firefox 68 ESR and 73
OS and version: Fedora 31
Device: Dell Latitude
Additional information/context:
It worked as expected with version 0.6.47.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: