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The website is an Art competition and you can submit as many entries as you like via a form which then maps the fields into a CPT named Artwork
On the front end you can search the custom fields, Name, Artwork, category etc in dropdowns.
The issue is for example, a girl named Violet Bentley has 4 entries/posts in the Artwork CPT but when you search her name, only one entry appears instead of all 4.
The values are being brought into the dropdown with the get_values variable.
The site is live but I’ve given you dev site details
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Hi!
Thank you for the details, it helps a lot!
I am not entirely sure, but there seems to be an empty space after the name in the following post: https://australia-ain.eblue-hosting.co.uk/wp-admin/post.php?post=803&action=edit
Looks like that is applied to the filter, and only this item is returned. Can you try removing the space character after the “Violet Bentley” name (and then reloading the search on the front-end), to see if that helps?Yes that worked! You’re a genius.
Going forward, I’m presuming that the space is the result of autocomplete when they fill out the form.
I think this should solve the issue going forward. Thank you very much, life saver.
$(‘form’).on(‘blur’, ‘input[type=”text”], textarea’, function() {
$(this).val((i, value) => value.trim());
});Sorry, I tried adding the class of the span to it but it hasn’t worked.
$(‘form’).on(‘blur’, ‘input[type=”text”], textarea, .asp_select2-selection__rendered’, function() {
$(this).val((i, value) => value.trim());What am I missing?
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