Scenario description:
- The user is presented with a list of 50 options, need to select 5
- User knows what options they need, but hunting through the long list is difficult
Scenario possibility with search/filter:
- The list of 50 options is displayed
- The user can search/filter "Bob" to filter the display to show all options with the word "Bob"
- Select "Option Bob"
- Need to repeat this process until 5 options are selected
I'm not sure how the mechanics of selecting an option, then clearing the filter/search and making another search would work via console (I'm used to web-design but never created console stuff)
Some ramblings:
I was thinking after making a selection, the search/filter could auto-clear and reset to the list of 50 so you can immediately search again.
But then what if the user wanted to select all "Bob" options?
If searching "Bob" gave a list of:
- Option Bob 1
- Option Bob 2
- Option Bob 3
- Option Bob 4
- Option Bob 5
Then the user would need to repeat the same search 5 times because on each selection the filter gets cleared, which would be frustrating. So I think auto-clear is not ideal?
Please upvote 👍 this issue if you are interested in it.
Scenario description:
Scenario possibility with search/filter:
I'm not sure how the mechanics of selecting an option, then clearing the filter/search and making another search would work via console (I'm used to web-design but never created console stuff)
Some ramblings:
I was thinking after making a selection, the search/filter could auto-clear and reset to the list of 50 so you can immediately search again.
But then what if the user wanted to select all "Bob" options?
If searching "Bob" gave a list of:
Then the user would need to repeat the same search 5 times because on each selection the filter gets cleared, which would be frustrating. So I think auto-clear is not ideal?
Please upvote 👍 this issue if you are interested in it.