[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi,

Yes – it is possible through the JS API 🙂

This is what you are looking for:

window.addEventListener("load", () => {
	document.querySelectorAll(".asp_main_container").forEach((el) => {
		el.addEventListener("asp_results_show", (event) => {
			// event.detail carries the arguments
			const [id, instance, phrase] = event.detail;
			console.log(id, instance, phrase);
		});
	});
});

I hope this helps!

[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi,

Yes, of course! Thank you for the details, it helps a lot.

I assume you rather have the checkboxes unchecked by default, then apply filters only if the user enters a phrase.

With that in mind, I have changed the following settings:
– Changed the checkboxes default state to unchecked
– Changed the default logic, as it will likely suit your case better
– Changed the minimum character count to trigger the search, so that filters without a phrase won’t trigger the search

Once you change the URL of the site, it will ask for the license key again on the next check phase, and it will update it on our remote server too.

I hope this helps!

[Ernest Marcinko]

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[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi!

Yes, it is actually possible.

If you enable this option, then the browser address bar will be populated with the current search state. If you copy that and open it, then it will re-populate the results for that state.

[Ernest Marcinko]

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Hi!

Wordpress sometimes converts the & symbol to an HTML entity when storing, so it becomes “AT&S” in the database. (if you search that it will actually work) The plugin should auto-convert it when entering the search phrase to offset that, but it seems like you may have found a bug there.

Either way, this should be very easily resolvable via a small code snippet:

add_filter('asp_query_args', function ( $args ) {
  $characters = "&";
  $replace_with = '&';

  $args['s'] = str_replace(str_split($characters), $replace_with, $args['s']);      

  return $args; 
}, 10, 1);

This should resolve the problem. I will also note this on the bug tracker so it is investigated further.

[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi Din,

Sure! There is an exclude argument for get values, so you can exclude it simply like so:

{get_values exclude="2997"}

This should do the trick.

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Hi Yannik!

Yes, this option should apply to the multiselect values as well (even though the name suggest checkboxes only).

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After some consideration I have decided to add a back-end option for this in the next release, I have opened an issue on the tracker here.
This will allow a super easy fix for you, as well as for anyone who prefers it this way.

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