There remains an issue with text-based criteria in the sidebar

Could you clarify what the issue here is? The issue is not immediately clear to me.

Now that the search box for the list items is no longer in the sidebar. I think we could add the search bar for filters to the sidebar, similar to filter dialog menu. That would be useful for users who pin most or all the filters to the sidebar.

Could you clarify what the issue here is? The issue is not immediately clear to me.

Typing in data is slow because the criterion is being updated on every key press. Additionally, if you clear the text field, the old value is left in the filter. The workflow for manual inputs needs to be improved in general here. There should either be a confirm button on the control, or it should update on blur.

Now that the search box for the list items is no longer in the sidebar. I think we could add the search bar for filters to the sidebar, similar to filter dialog menu. That would be useful for users who pin most or all the filters to the sidebar.

I disagree. The sidebar is intended as a quick way to filter with the most frequently used criteria, with less often used criteria relegated to the filter dialog. Pinning all or most criteria to the sidebar isn't a practice I want to encourage, and I certainly don't want to dedicate screen space to accommodating such a practice. I suppose we could add the filter control and hide it by default.

Typing in data is slow because the criterion is being updated on every key press. Additionally, if you clear the text field, the old value is left in the filter. The workflow for manual inputs needs to be improved in general here. There should either be a confirm button on the control, or it should update on blur.

Oh, okay, I see what you mean. Placing the query button to the right of the text field should be intuitive.

I disagree. The sidebar is intended as a quick way to filter with the most frequently used criteria, with less often used criteria relegated to the filter dialog. Pinning all or most criteria to the sidebar isn't a practice I want to encourage, and I certainly don't want to dedicate screen space to accommodating such a practice. I suppose we could add the filter control and hide it by default.

As I think about it, a search bar there likely won't be visually appealing either since it would be too close to the list search bar.

Text input issue has been improved, though there's still some weird flashing going on occasionally that I need to investigate.

Other pending issues:

• pinning/unpinning while filtering the criteria in the edit filter dialog looks like it's wiping the pinned state
• overflow button shows an empty menu when there are no results on the scenes page

I've been running this on my production system to test out. Here's some self-feedback from the mobile experience:

• (existing bug) opening the filter dialog focuses the search filter and brings up the on-screen keyboard - this should be disabled on touch devices
• (existing bug) grid card check boxes should be visible always on touch devices - they should probably be larger too
• pin/unpin buttons should be visible always in the edit filter dialog on touch devices
• there's no next/previous page buttons on mobile
• the selected toolbar should be sticky on mobile - having to scroll up to access the operations or de-select is onerous
• similarly at least the pagination control should be stuck to the top on mobile. Access to the filter (sidebar and dialog) should probably be available too.

Going back to the query page is not restoring the scroll position.

Overflow menu is under the list view header.

Closing. Will attempt more manageable UI iterations instead. See also #5714