Search seems to be case sensitive

[alexandermontgomery]

If I have a node in the tree called 'Alpha' then if I search 'alpha' there is no result. Any ideas how to make the search case insensitive?

[wiziple]

You can override filterTreeNode something like this.

export const treeSelectFilterTreeNode = (input, treeNode) => {
  const compare1 = treeNode.props.title.toLowerCase();
  const compare2 = input.toLowerCase();
  return compare1.indexOf(compare2) >= 0;
};

[alexandermontgomery]

Perfect. Thank you!

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[sairam356]

can you tell me exactly treeSelectFilterTreeNode where to change in order to get case sensitive

[sairam356]

how to overide clearly i am unable to override that

[ollija]

@sairam356 just pass wiziple's solution as filterTreeNode-attribute:

const treeSelectFilterTreeNode = (input, treeNode) => {
  const compare1 = treeNode.props.title.toLowerCase();
  const compare2 = input.toLowerCase();
  return compare1.indexOf(compare2) >= 0;
};

...

<TreeSelect
    filterTreeNode={treeSelectFilterTreeNode}
    ...
/>

However, I think the proper solution would be that the filter was made case-insensitive by default, and it could be set strict by some boolean attribute.

[sairam356]

Thanks for providing the solution. @ollija