Implement filter for peptide summary table #172
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Another new feature also makes it possible to filter the results in the functional summary tables more easily by clicking on an LCA in the peptide summary table. We should, however, think about a way to make it more clear to the user which parts are filtered and which are not, because I feel like users could be confused at this time... |
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The new features in this PR have been discussed and the following things should be updated / changed:
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This PR introduces a new feature to the peptide summary table. It is now possible to filter the results in this table by a specific term entered in the new "filter" text field in the lower left side of the table. All results that are found are highlighted, as can be seen in the following screenshot. The filter is automatically applied to all the different fields in the peptide summary table.