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Describe the bug
Should be able to use back/forwards browser navigation after "Apply" / "Quick Filter" in Top Cards, Cube Analysis, etc. pages. (anywhere that uses the FilterCollapse component)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
From any other page on the site, follow Nav Bar links to Cards > Top Cards
Type your search query
Click "Apply"
Modify filter
Click on "Quick Filter" (whoops)
Click browser Back button, attempting to restore the query
Expected behavior
After pressing back, previous query URL is restored.
Actual behaviour
Navigated to page orignal page before Top Cards
Screenshot
Additional context
It might be good to restyle this component slightly - the current UI leads me to clicking "Quick Filter" instead of "Apply" accidentally, because "Apply" is in the top-right, and "Quick Filter" has the same "accent" colour but is in the bottom-right.
Recoloring the "Quick Filter" button color "secondary" instead of "accent" might improve UX.
Could also add Ctrl + Z or similar to recover previous search state here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
Should be able to use back/forwards browser navigation after "Apply" / "Quick Filter" in Top Cards, Cube Analysis, etc. pages. (anywhere that uses the
FilterCollapse
component)To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
After pressing back, previous query URL is restored.
Actual behaviour
Navigated to page orignal page before Top Cards
Screenshot
Additional context
It might be good to restyle this component slightly - the current UI leads me to clicking "Quick Filter" instead of "Apply" accidentally, because "Apply" is in the top-right, and "Quick Filter" has the same "accent" colour but is in the bottom-right.
Recoloring the "Quick Filter" button color "secondary" instead of "accent" might improve UX.
Could also add
Ctrl
+Z
or similar to recover previous search state here.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: