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List plugin - Filter View
- Thread starter rdiana
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Dear ob,
thank you for your reply.
I've installed the List filter-view plugin, then it has been added in a List (as shown in the attached fig.). After the Access Setting has been selected (left-fig) a control panel appears, and a Filter URL (right-fig) is required. I didn't find any example how to use this plugin: can you provide me any example of code to be add in the Filter URL field?
Thank you in advance.
Cheers,
Roberto
thank you for your reply.
I've installed the List filter-view plugin, then it has been added in a List (as shown in the attached fig.). After the Access Setting has been selected (left-fig) a control panel appears, and a Filter URL (right-fig) is required. I didn't find any example how to use this plugin: can you provide me any example of code to be add in the Filter URL field?
Thank you in advance.
Cheers,
Roberto
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hi - this was a work in progress which im not sure will ever really see the light of day.
The idea was that you could have a series of links to the left of your list which would filter it, as if you were filtering it from a URL querystring.
However, what has superceeded this is the fact you can now create menu links with prefilters applied to them, so I would suggest you did that, as it will save you having to write the filter query string by hand (plus it had the advantage of using Joomla's menu system)
The idea was that you could have a series of links to the left of your list which would filter it, as if you were filtering it from a URL querystring.
However, what has superceeded this is the fact you can now create menu links with prefilters applied to them, so I would suggest you did that, as it will save you having to write the filter query string by hand (plus it had the advantage of using Joomla's menu system)