Hi there,
I tried asking this question a very long time ago, but got no responses, so I'm trying again since I still haven't found a solution.
I have a table where one column has text that looks something like this:
I know it's weird to use < here, but our system uses it to define types of addresses (< is hospitals).
My problem is that when I type < in the filtering input box, no results show up. However, if I type < it works. I'm fetching the data from a JSON file, where the text is written like this, so that makes sense:
When I change it to not using the HTML entity, no results show up at all because the browser interprets the < as a beginning HTML tag. I've also tried with the unicode character \u003c, but that's the same thing.
Any ideas as to how I can both show the tag and search in rows containing it?
I tried asking this question a very long time ago, but got no responses, so I'm trying again since I still haven't found a solution.
I have a table where one column has text that looks something like this:
<some text <some other text
I know it's weird to use < here, but our system uses it to define types of addresses (< is hospitals).
My problem is that when I type < in the filtering input box, no results show up. However, if I type < it works. I'm fetching the data from a JSON file, where the text is written like this, so that makes sense:
<some text <some other text
When I change it to not using the HTML entity, no results show up at all because the browser interprets the < as a beginning HTML tag. I've also tried with the unicode character \u003c, but that's the same thing.
Any ideas as to how I can both show the tag and search in rows containing it?