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I would like to build a URL that filters based on a date range in the table on this page https://www.ccbfa.org.au/events
Something like https://www.ccbfa.org.au/events/?wdt_column_filter[From]>"30/5/2018"
Or better still https://www.ccbfa.org.au/events/?wdt_column_filter[From]>today()
Hi Sam,
Thank you for your inquire.
You can use range filter through the URL with "|" so to input from field your url would become
https://www.ccbfa.org.au/events/?wdt_column_filter[0]=30/5/2018|
to enter both values you just add date after "|"
https://www.ccbfa.org.au/events/?wdt_column_filter[0]=30/5/2018|05/06/2018
Unfortunately there is no option to add variable in filter through the URL at this moment.
Thanks for your assistance Mikjko.
I can't get either of your example URLs to work.
https://www.ccbfa.org.au/events/?wdt_column_filter[0]=30/5/2018
https://www.ccbfa.org.au/events/?wdt_column_filter[0]=30/5/2018|05/06/2018
Is there a wdt setting I need to turn on?
Regards
Sam
Hi Sam,
You didn't enter correct column number. In your case date column is on third place (zero-based count and 0 is hidden id column) so it will be ?wdt_column_filter[2] - Documentation
https://www.ccbfa.org.au/events/?wdt_column_filter[2]=30/5/2018|05/06/2018
Thanks again for your assistance.
1. The URL https://www.ccbfa.org.au/events/?wdt_column_filter[2]=19/05/2018|20/5/2018 correctly enters the dates into the filter boxes, however the data is NOT actually filtered. The user must click into one of the date fields for the filter to be processed.
2. The URL https://www.ccbfa.org.au/events/?wdt_column_filter[8]=Victoria DOES immediately filter the data.
Is there a setting I've missed that is preventing immediate filtering on the date fields?
Hi Sam,
We released new version of the plugin recently. If you do not use it please update to the latest version to see does it helps. If it doesn't please open a ticket in corresponding section of this support and one of our support agents will help you with this issue