Hi Vikas,

Yes, I was able to solve it thanks to Trevor. Insert the shortcode (Trevor mentions it in the above reply) inside a text box above your grid. Make sure to use the ID of your search form (lets call it “search form 1”). In your Search Form 1 settings go to the tab “display results”, select Visual Composer Post Grid and insert the url of the page where to show the results, lets call this “page 2”. I created a duplicate of my original page to show the results, so page 2 is identical to my original page. Duplicate your Search Form 1 and create a “search form 2”. In the search form 2 go to the tab “display results”, select Visual Composer Post Grid and insert the url of your original page. Above the grid in Page 2 insert the shortcode for your search from 2. Each page should include their corresponding search form, in the original page Search Form 1 and in Page 2 the Search Form 2. Your filter should work by displaying the results from one page to the other. The downside is that you have to jump from one page to the other to see the results, for the user it just seems they are refreshing the page. I wish that didn’t happen but for now it was the only solution I could find.

If you manage to make it work without having to jump from one page to the other please let me know.

Cheers!