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[Ross]

Hey Keith

Unfortunately this is not yet an option within S&F – but there are a couple of hacky workarounds.

1) Enable “Bookmarkable URLs” – then go to you search form, click “most popular” and you will notice the URL change. Use this URL for linking to your search page.

2) Use the filter sf_edit_query_args (this is a lot more complex) – http://www.designsandcode.com/documentation/search-filter-pro/2-0-upgrade-notes/#No_more_pre_get_posts

Then you would have to detect whether a search has been performed (ie any options in the form selected) – if not you would use the above filter to by tag 1 – and then using JS you would also have to set the filter – its pretty messy but I guess possible.

Thanks

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[Sergey]

Sorry, I can’t go by this way, because I can’t pass category or tag into sf_edit_query_args 🙁

Category isn’t fixed, it get from post with vitrine shortcode. So different vitrines have different categories, but shortcodes in the posts can be same!

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[Ross]

Hey Sergey

I think we’re getting confused.

So, what you would like to do (as an example) is pass the category through to S&F, in the shortcode or something similar.

Well, this is not yet possible, but you can use the shortcode like you mention above, and then use the filter sf_edit_query_args in the link above to limit the tag/category to whatever you like.

So in this way it is dynamic and according the cat/tag you supply via some custom php code.

Does that make sense?

Thanks

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[Ross]

Hmm what are you trying to do, find out what the current search is, and modify the query based on certain criteria?

What I think you might want to do is, check what the current user has searched for by using the info here:

http://www.designsandcode.com/documentation/search-filter-pro/accessing-search-data/

and then run sf_edit_query_args – if you want to check sf_edit_query_args after it has some values from S&F then run it with a lower priority (eg 100):

add_filter( 'sf_edit_query_args', 'sf_filter_query_args', 100, 2 );

Thanks

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[Jaroslav Huss]

So I’ve found that there is a new filter sf_edit_query_args which is exactly for this purpose. But when I try to hook there the $query_args argument is empty.. :-/

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