Sascha Greuel

That isn't, what i am looking for (i already use it). It just defines, if parent nodes are expanded when searching for a child node but it.

Do you have an example? I'm not sure, if i understand that correctly or how that could work to achieve this.

Okay, that could be an idea. But it fails when having this: ``` { Name: "p1", filterMe: "Hello", filterMe2: "World", filterMe3: "Boo", children: [ { Name: "c1", parentFilter: "Hello World",...

Okay, there must have been a typo somewhere, because it works now for some reason... However, the 2nd question remains: Can i somehow define, which column/property i want to search?...

That's not the point, however you gave me an idea. I could maipulate the `filterable` property when setting the property that should be searched.

Made it work. Maybe not the most elegant solution, but a success for an angular beginner :P ``` $scope.$watch('filterProperty', function (newValue, oldValue, scope) { if (newValue == oldValue) return; angular.forEach(_self.columns,...

Flattening is a bad idea imho, if you have a large set of nodes. Interestingly, i can't make the `cellTemplate` approach work.

Ah, that did the trick. I was missing the surrounding span, so all i got was an error. Thank you :)

What works for me is: ```js delete L.Icon.Default.prototype._getIconUrl L.Icon.Default.mergeOptions({ shadowUrl: '' }) ```

As an alternative, I've also prepared a PR to use Twemoji instead.