Search Results for 'sf_current_query'

[Anonymous]

Is this also work in sf_input_object_pre that you gave me?

global $searchandfilter;
$sf_current_query = $searchandfilter->get(1726)->current_query();

[Trevor]

Hi

It all seems to work for me?

As to not showing results when the page loads, you need to edit the results.php file, like this:

global $searchandfilter;
$sf_current_query = $searchandfilter->get(1726)->current_query();
if (!$sf_current_query->is_filtered()) {
// put anything you want instead of the results for the page loading without query parameter
} else {
// put the output part of the results.php here
}

[Trevor]

Nor am I 🙁 I have done some, but not a lot. My guess, for you, you would need something more like:

global $searchandfilter;
$sf_current_query = $searchandfilter->get(1726)->current_query();
if (!$sf_current_query->is_filtered()) {
// put your javascript here
}

[Anonymous]

Hi,
Thanks ,

I’m not a developer with JavaScript, but I’ll try.
I have to test with.:
global $searchandfilter;
$sf_current_query = $searchandfilter->get(1726)->current_query();
if ($sf_current_query->is_filtered()) {
// do the loop
} else {
// initialize data with javascript
}
where do I insert the javascript?
for exemple to set a date with the today’s date (_sfm_my_date)
Thanks

[Anonymous]

Actually I spoke to soon.

The if statement in this thread doesn’t quite work. It partly works insofar as there are no results on initial page load, and if I choose a category or tag then results appear. So far so good. But if I just search for word there are no results at all.

If I remove the if statement then I do get results.

Is if ($sf_current_query->is_filtered()) supposed to trigger if a word has been searched for?

[Trevor]

In PHP you need to take the string and modify it. The first thing is to remove the Location: string. So, you use the PHP Search function to find the :, like this:

$return_string = $sf_current_query->get_fields_html(array("_sft_locatie");
$colon_pos = strpos($return_string, ":");

Then you fetch the right most part of the return_string after the colon:

$return_string_trim = substr($return_string, $colon_pos+1);

Then you replace the commas with <br />:

$return_string_html = str_replace(",", "<br />", $return_string_trim);

And then you return the string:

return $return_string_html;

At least, I think ….

[Anonymous]

So this is kind of similar to a question I’ve already asked. But now I’m struggling with the styling of the echo.

To echo the checked boxes I use the following code:

function locaties_search() {
    global $searchandfilter;
    $sf_current_query = $searchandfilter->get(3403)->current_query();
    return $sf_current_query->get_fields_html(array("_sft_locatie"), array('show_all_if_empty' => false));
}

add_shortcode('locatiesearch', 'locaties_search');

And then I use the following shortcode to echo the results:
<?php echo do_shortcode('[locatiesearch]'); ?>

Right now it’s displaying the results like:
Location:Location-x, Location-y

What I would like is to have it just echo like so:
Location-x
Location-y

What code should I use?

[Anonymous]

Well, that breaks the code, the part where the echo should be doens’t show anymore. The rest doesn’t show neither.

<?php global $searchandfilter;
$sf_current_query = $searchandfilter->get(15)->current_query()->get_array();
foreach($sf_current_query as $key) {
  echo '<div>' . $key['name'] . '</div>';
  echo '<div>' . $key['active_terms'][0]['name'] . '</div>';
} ?>

[Trevor]

What does this give?

global $searchandfilter;
$sf_current_query = $searchandfilter->get(339)->current_query()->get_array();
foreach($sf_current_query as $key) {
  echo '<div>' . $key['name'] . '</div>';
  echo '<div>' . $key['active_terms'][0]['name'] . '</div>';
}

[Trevor]

What does this give you?

<?php
   //Get a multiple fields values by passing an array of field names
   //replace 1526 with the ID of your search form
	global $searchandfilter;
	$sf_current_query = $searchandfilter->get(15)->current_query();
	print_r($sf_current_query);
?>