The founded hits shows in the tooltips for each row of the table. In this case I can only view a founded entities plus some information via tooltips, but that not always comfortable for an users. For example, when I want to see not only founded entities but also information which entity field or attached file (FileDescriptor) contains a search word then there only small tooltip and no any way to open that file.
Expected behavior
The first, it good to have ability to work not only with a table and tooltips but have some mechanism to show hits in a custom components, e.g. DataGrid with custom DetailsGenerator which will be opened for each row or new and configurable component for showing FTS results. That all for a standard browser screens.
The second one, there is some missed information in the hits, e.g. I can't create a link to related entity (for example FileDescriptor) because the hit does not contains such information (only name of file).
@devmix commented on Tue Jul 03 2018
Environment
Description of the enhancement
Minimal reproducible example
Any browser screen with FTS search.
Actual behavior
The founded hits shows in the tooltips for each row of the table. In this case I can only view a founded entities plus some information via tooltips, but that not always comfortable for an users. For example, when I want to see not only founded entities but also information which entity field or attached file (FileDescriptor) contains a search word then there only small tooltip and no any way to open that file.
Expected behavior
The first, it good to have ability to work not only with a table and tooltips but have some mechanism to show hits in a custom components, e.g. DataGrid with custom DetailsGenerator which will be opened for each row or new and configurable component for showing FTS results. That all for a standard browser screens.
The second one, there is some missed information in the hits, e.g. I can't create a link to related entity (for example FileDescriptor) because the hit does not contains such information (only name of file).