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Dear Ross, thanks for checking. I understand what you mean.
The categories should be dominant for this job.
The best way I see is to kill all entries of the multibox before Ajax submit.
However, all shared tags are also deleted. :/
$(".sf-input-select").val('').trigger("chosen:updated");
Cheers!
Kai
Hi Kai
I’ve been thinking, and there may be a slightly cleaner way to do this.
Why not, when a user clicks a category (which is before the submit & ajax is processed), clear the values of the other field and do the chosen trigger then? Rather than to do it after the submit event, and submitting again a second time?
Something along the lines of (untested):
$('.sf-field-taxonomy-download_cat input').on('change', function(){
$(".sf-field-taxonomy-download_tag .sf-input-select").val('').trigger("chosen:updated");
});
Then S&F will carry out its submit processes, and should in theory perform the search with the values you want.
Hope that helps
Thanks
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