[Chris29126916]

Hi Ernest,

I feel so stupid, how could I not have seen this 🙁

Anyway, thank you so much for your help, you made my day 🙂

Kind regards,
Chris

[Chris29126916]

Hi Ernest,

Thank you for the fast reply.

Changing the option still didn’t give the expected results.
I’ll give an example to clarify everything.

I have the following posts:
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Postname: ICT tester
Categorie: Fin management
Job Locatie: Hasselt
Vacature Type: Voltijds

Postname: ICT auditor
Categorie: Audit and assurance
Job Locatie: Hasselt
Vacature Type: Freelance

Postname: ICT operator
Categorie: Controlling and reporting
Job Locatie: Hasselt, Antwerpen
Vacature Type: Freelance

Expected results with the frontend filter ( where I have 3 dropdown lists):
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CASE 1
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Action:
In the filter, in the ’Job Locatie’ dropdown list, I select ’Antwerpen’
In the other dropdown lists, I select “Toon alles”
(“Toon alles” is dutch for “Display All”)

Expected result:
A list of posts where ‘Job Locatie’ = ‘Antwerpen’

Result: shows everything or shows nothing at all (depending on settings in “Show posts/CPM …)

CASE 2
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Action:
In the filter, in the ’Vacature Type ’ dropdown list, I select ’Freelance’

Expected result:
A list of posts where ‘Vacature Type’ = ‘Freelance’

Result: shows everything or shows nothing at all (depending on settings in “Show posts/CPM …)

See also the attachment ‘screenshots” I provided.

In short:
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When I select a value in an individual dropdown list, and I leave the other dropdown lists alone (set to”Display All”)
it should show me the posts where the condition is true for selected dropdown lists (value different from “Display All”).

And for some reason this won’t work 🙁

Best regards,
Chris

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