For me, that would have a significant impact on the value of this product, and it's not even code that your coders have to write! :) If you can get me started and model/share the above rewrite example, I can figure out all of my own.
Q2: have you thought about extending this to include google maps and leaflet/openstreetmap? I already have lat/long and I'm trying to display a directory listing. Any insight how I could do so?
Can you please just explain me a little bit more how do you want to use this URL search. Do you maybe have some example so I can take a look and give you my suggestion.
2)
Unfortunately for now we do not have integration with openstreetmap or etc. If you want I can add your suggestion in our TODO list and hopefully we can implement it in some of our future releases.
I tried to make changes in .htaccess, but could not get it to work. Given the negative impact of query string vars on search engine, I'm sure many other customers would find value in this.
As I understand you want to pass the parameters in the URL to be applied to the global search ( main search of the table) like it is possible to apply them in the filters?
I wasn't expecting more search capability than currently exists, but rather how to implement a URL rewrite for your plugin so that the existing URL search functionality can be displayed without using a querystring, but rewritten as per your documentation's example (I assume that the fieldname of "wdt_column_filter[1]" ~ "city".
Sorry for misunderstanding now I understand what you trying to achieve.
Unfortunately at the moment something like this is not possible to achieve.
We have some hooks and filters in our documentation so maybe you can customize it with this filter
wpdatatables_filter_link_cell( $formattedValue, $tableId ) This filter is applied to the value of an URL link column before it is passed to the front-end.
$formattedValue is the value of the cell.
$tableId is the table identifier from the MySQL table (wp_wpdatatables).
Hi. Great product. I'm likely going to buy the add-ons too.
Q1: what is the url rewrite to change the querystring filter to:
/table-features/global-search-via-url/city/Linz/ versus
/table-features/global-search-via-url/?wdt_column_filter[1]=Linz
For me, that would have a significant impact on the value of this product, and it's not even code that your coders have to write! :) If you can get me started and model/share the above rewrite example, I can figure out all of my own.
Q2: have you thought about extending this to include google maps and leaflet/openstreetmap? I already have lat/long and I'm trying to display a directory listing. Any insight how I could do so?
THANK YOU!!! Great product! Keep it up.
HI SteelersFan,
Thank you for your purchase.
1)
Can you please just explain me a little bit more how do you want to use this URL search. Do you maybe have some example so I can take a look and give you my suggestion.
2)
Unfortunately for now we do not have integration with openstreetmap or etc.
If you want I can add your suggestion in our TODO list and hopefully we can implement it in some of our future releases.
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Miloš Jovanović
[email protected]
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Thanks for your response. I'm sorry I wasn't clear.
Using your documentation site, please see:
https://wpdatatables.com/documentation/table-features/global-search-via-url/?wdt_column_filter[1]=Linz
I'd like to get the same result by using this URL (via a rewrite):
https://wpdatatables.com/documentation/table-features/global-search-via-url/city/Linz/
I tried to make changes in .htaccess, but could not get it to work. Given the negative impact of query string vars on search engine, I'm sure many other customers would find value in this.
Thanks in advance. P
Hi SteelersFan,
As I understand you want to pass the parameters in the URL to be applied to the global search ( main search of the table) like it is possible to apply them in the filters?
Correct me If I did not understand you.
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Miloš Jovanović
[email protected]
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I wasn't expecting more search capability than currently exists, but rather how to implement a URL rewrite for your plugin so that the existing URL search functionality can be displayed without using a querystring, but rewritten as per your documentation's example (I assume that the fieldname of "wdt_column_filter[1]" ~ "city".
https://wpdatatables.com/documentation/table-features/global-search-via-url/?wdt_column_filter[1]=Linz
I'd like to get the same result by using this URL (via a rewrite):
https://wpdatatables.com/documentation/table-features/global-search-via-url/city/Linz/
HI SteelersFan,
Sorry for misunderstanding now I understand what you trying to achieve.
Unfortunately at the moment something like this is not possible to achieve.
We have some hooks and filters in our documentation so maybe you can customize it with this filter
wpdatatables_filter_link_cell( $formattedValue, $tableId )
This filter is applied to the value of an URL link column before it is passed to the front-end.
$formattedValue is the value of the cell.
$tableId is the table identifier from the MySQL table (wp_wpdatatables).
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Miloš Jovanović
[email protected]
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