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Tagged: ajax, search data
I have a Search & Filter Pro search form set up using a Post Type Archive and loading with AJAX. Searching and filtering is working great ????
I would like to show the list of the active terms using the info in the Accessing the Search Data article.
I am able to access and display the current active data, but it does not update when a new term is selected and new results are loaded with AJAX. It only updates when I refresh the page.
Is there a way to update the accessible search data upon Ajax load, in addition to page load?
Thanks!
haha yes. That makes total sense, and it’s working as expected now. I was testing the output at the top of the file without thinking about where the results refresh…
One more thing… I would like to wrap the label and term in markup. Is there a way to return the label and term values separately?
For instance, echo $sf_current_query->get_field_string("_sft_location");
returns “Location: Africa”, but I would like it to read <dt>Location:</dt><dd>Africa</dd>
.
Thanks!
I am not sure. IF it is possible, it would be using the Filter Input Object filter.
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