@Suzie script works like a charm. I didn’t even realize I needed this feature until I came across this thread and then I thought to myself - yes, this is the correct user experience in my case (Google-like) - no records fetched on first load, until the user starts typing in the query string.
Thank you!
Hi @Suzie although have our workaround, just wondering if any thoughts from the team on being able to stop records being matched from search until complete search term entered? Would be great for our use case…
Love this code copying the google ux, but I’ll like to enhance my UX with multi-field blocking.
In my case, the idea is not to stick to the principle of google but rather to avoid that it is mistaken in the list of records. Thus, forcing it to check inline-filters prevents the choice error.
Do you think that would be possible? 
5 month check in on this request
Is there a way to modify this so that the list remains after a modal is opened from it? Using this code, when a modal is opened the parent list disappears. Makes for a poor user experience when they have to retype search words after a modal is closed from the parent list.
i gave up and switched to Bubble and Webflow.
Hi AJ. Why did you switch?
Hello Ben,
I will check if we can do something, can you please share the page URL where you have the code running so that I can test and see whether your desired functionality can be added somehow?
Just got tired of waiting on stuff and I need to create actual products for users not MVPs or internal tools. Them using the Airtable record IDs in url strings is also not only ugly and make them hard to share easily it’s also a security risk imo to give out exact record IDs. Not fudding this is just my personal opinion also I am pretty permalink junky so this just isn’t going to work for me. I can do more with WordPress than this tool. I want to move away from using WordPress for many reasons so I was hopeful this would work for me so on to the next. I am sure for some people this is all they need but I need more power over the end result.
Thanks AJ. I can relate to your sentiments with Softr. They threw out a broad net and it seems they are narrowing their focus on internal tool users (who don’t need a search bar like Google’s for instance).
I looked into Wordpress, before starting my project, but found it too cumbersome for a no-code directory/marketplace/portal MVP. Bubble sites seemed slow to me and I haven’t tried Webflow, but Webflow is evidently useful for sites if you can handle the learning curve. I just don’t know if the switching costs are justified yet with Softr’s ease-of-use, even though their features and service are not powerful or helpful enough for a useful MVP, even on their Business Plan.
look at Framer
Hi @Suzie. After trouble shooting different list blocks with this code, I found that the parent list does indeed remain when a modal is opened and closed, except when the block id is labeled “list1” in mobile. Hope everyone trying this code sees this to save a lot of time.