Plugin Author
termel
(@munger41)
Hi @academicdigital !
This is an interesting question.
If i understand well, this could be done by adding a kind of correlation parameter that would output some count if the user answered 1.A AND 2.1, then 1.A AND 2.B, 1.B AND 1.A, 1.B AND 2.B, 1.C AND 2.A, 1.C AND 2.B, right ?
So 6 series elements right ?
Do i understand correctly ?
Cheers
Hi @munger41!
Thanks for the quick response! Yes, in this example there would be 6 options.
Maybe it could be based on the dropdown ‘values’? So you could filter [include “2, value 1=london”] or something?
Plugin Author
termel
(@munger41)
Ok, so i could add a parameter called filter letting you set something like “1=london” then another one filter_type specifying if you want an AND or an OR condition, just in case you have multiple conditions. It would be AND by default.
Working on this and comming back to your as soon as possible.
Cheers
sounds brilliant – thanks!
Plugin Author
termel
(@munger41)
In fact, it’s much simpler, it already is possible with the custom_search_criteria parameter. Writing a post to detail it and sending it to you.
Cheers
Plugin Author
termel
(@munger41)
Yes, I think so! I’ll have a play – thank you!
