Add way to place filters outside of table header
See original GitHub issueCurrently I do it this way:
// column
filter: customFilter({type: FILTER_TYPES.SELECT}),
filterRenderer: (onFilter, column) => {
this.onSomethingFilter = onFilter;
return null;
},
// then using this.onSomethingFilter in a custom input
but it seems hacky. Is there a better way?
Maybe it can be done via calling onTableChange handler? Or it’s possible to add prop for filter values that would trigger table change when it’s changed
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@Vinaythegreat https://stackblitz.com/edit/react-55g1xe?file=index.js
@python273 and @Vinaythegreat use Programmatically Filter will be the best solution
example