Add ability to search through publishes. #7535
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Issue Number: https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-desktop/issues/3139
What is the current behavior?
Users can't search through their publishes.
What is the new behavior?
Users can search through their publishes:
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@ -35,3 +53,4 @@
const { search } = location;
const params = {};
params[PAGE_PARAM] = Number(page);
@jessopb I'm not entirely happy with this but I couldn't think of a better way to work around this issue.
@ -35,3 +53,4 @@
const { search } = location;
const params = {};
params[PAGE_PARAM] = Number(page);
Seems to work really well. I don't think you need "disableHistory" - that mostly doesn't exist except if it's passed to <Paginate as a prop, and only on one page.
I think this works well. 3 things,
I think we should put the search term in the params too, so when you navigate forward, then back again, you have both page and search term.
@ -35,3 +53,4 @@
const { search } = location;
const params = {};
params[PAGE_PARAM] = Number(page);
Updated. Thanks @jessopb for the comment.