No, but mainly because there is at least two ways to do this. You can try putting multiple [pdb_list] shortcodes on your page; one for each race…just use the “filter” attribute so that each one only shows the one race. List pagination and search won’t work, but it looks like you don’t need that.
A better, but certainly more challenging way to do this would be to create a custom template that groups the output into separate lists. The advantage there is the number of races you are showing can change, instead of being a fixed series. Definitely would require some coding, though.
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donal
(@donal)
Thanks for the considered response. I do need the ability to search on all results so I won’t go down the multiple shortcodes route. I also want users to be able to sort by a number of fields so I’ll just have to live with repeating data instead of possibly having title fields for different data e.g. to sort by time for races of a certain distance my proposed grouping would actually have
Race3
1 Name1 Time1
Race1
1 Name1 Time1
Race2
1 Name1 Time1
Instead of just
Race3 1 Name1 Time1
Race1 1 Name1 Time1
Race2 1 Name1 Time1
Two small things I’ve been looking in the support posts about:
1. Can you just search on all searchable fields rather than having to pick a field from the drop-down?
2. In the Sort By function, can you default to Ascending or Descending?
Thanks for the great plugin.
It’s currently not possible to search in multiple fields at once, I haven’t even looked into it so I’ve got no hints on how it might be possible.
The sort by function will default to whatever setting you have in the “order” attribute in the shortcode.
