• Hi Andrea,

    how can get and show the value of all the active fields into the Persistent Search?
    I think you are using a cookies, but how can I read it?

    Thank You

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  • Plugin Author Andrea Tarantini

    (@dontdream)

    Hi damland,

    BP Profile Search maintains one active search for each Members directory. When the current page is a Members directory, the code:

    $request = bps_get_request ('filters');

    provides the active search for the current directory, otherwise an empty array.

    The function bps_get_request() is in bps-search.php.

    Thread Starter DAM

    (@damland)

    @dontdream Thanks!

    Using bps_form=clear I can remove all the filters, but is there an easy way to remove only one filter and keep the others active?

    Plugin Author Andrea Tarantini

    (@dontdream)

    Yes, you could use the ‘bps_request’ hook, and unset the filter(s) you don’t need. For instance:

    add_filter ('bps_request', 'clear_filter', 10, 3);
    function clear_filter ($request, $type, $form)
    {
    	unset ($request['field_4_contains']);
    	return $request;
    }
    Thread Starter DAM

    (@damland)

    @dontdream I need to put a button for each filter to remove that filter (one by one), what’s the best way to use bps_request to unset them? thanks

    Plugin Author Andrea Tarantini

    (@dontdream)

    Hi damland,

    I have that feature in my to-do list, but I haven’t found the time to design it yet.

    Probably the best way is to use AJAX and set the ‘bps_request’ cookie value with the remaining array of filters, whenever the user hits an individual clear-filter button.

    Thread Starter DAM

    (@damland)

    Why don’t use WP REST API to update the results without refresh the page?

    Plugin Author Andrea Tarantini

    (@dontdream)

    I’m not very familiar with the WP REST API yet, so I’m not sure. BuddyPress 5.0.0 will ship with the BP REST API, and that could be taken into consideration too.

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