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Users often apply the same filters over and over again. Saved Queries **let users save a combination of filters** and sort parameters into a new, personal filter, that persists between sessions.
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But there is an additional benefit: it also allows the "Undo" feature. Undo is already functional in the admin at that point. Try editing a record, then hit the "Undo" link in the black confirmation box before it slides out. You'll see that the app does not send the `UPDATE` query to the API, and displays the non-modified data.
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The react-admin layout is already responsive. Try to resize your browser to see how the sidebar switches to a drawer on smaller screens. Besides, the `<SimpleList>` component is a really good fit for mobile devices.
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But there is an additional benefit: it also allows the "Undo" feature. Undo is already functional in the admin at that point. Try editing a record, then hit the "Undo" link in the black confirmation box before it slides out. You'll see that the app does not send the `UPDATE` query to the API, and displays the non-modified data.
The first filter, 'q', takes advantage of a full-text functionality offered by JSONPlaceholder. It is `alwaysOn`, so it always appears on the screen. Users can add the second filter, `userId`, thanks to the "add filter" button, located on the top of the list. As it's a `<ReferenceInput>`, it's already populated with possible users.
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