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[sandyS]

I am trying to create a simple search form with drop-down. But when I go to block editor it is not working
Can you please help me . I created a video
versteckter Link

You can see the search here
versteckter Link

Access is same which I shared previously

[Nigel]

Hi there

I watched the video you shared, but it is not clear what the problem is you intended to communicate. The video jumps between different site urls on the front end and the back end, so it is not even clear which site you are referring to.

Could you please describe what the problem is you are experiencing?

If it is something we should be able to see on the front end, can you link to where we can see it, and describe what "it" is.

Thanks

[sandyS]

I am trying to create a search functionality like versteckter Link. Where there will be 2 options drop down and a search input.

I want to create a shortcode but I am not able to do it using view. The above video I am trying to explain same. Can you please help me creating a search like this under views?

[Mateus Getulio]

Hello. Thank you for contacting the Toolset support.

While there's no built-in feature that would allow you to do it, you can accomplish it with a bit of custom code.

Please check the following example for the post types post and page:
1) edit your view, in section "Filter", add a select dropdown for post type filters into your filter form:

[wpml-string context="wpv-views"]Post Type:[/wpml-string] [wpv-control url_param="wpv-post-type" type="select" values=",page,post" display_values="All,Page,Post"]

You can manually edit/add post type into it.

2) add below codes into your theme/functions.php:

add_filter( 'wpv_filter_query', 'post_type_filter_func', 10, 3 );
 
function post_type_filter_func( $query_args, $settings, $view_id ) {
    if ( $view_id == 9999 && isset($_GET['wpv-post-type'][0]) && !empty($_GET['wpv-post-type'][0]) ) {
        $query_args['post_type'] = $_GET['wpv-post-type'][0];
    }
    return $query_args;
}

Whhere:
- Replace 9999 with your original View ID.

More info:
=> https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/views-filters/wpv_filter_query/

[sandyS]

I did it as you said and here is the result
versteckter Link
I want the search be displayed in another page like Different for Regions and Different for Post.
Initially, it will be just a search box with auto-suggest like this versteckter Link

Can you please help me to get me to the milestone I am looking for. I will put that shortcode into the homepage.

[Mateus Getulio]

Hello there,

I apologize for the delay caused by the weekend.

I tried accessing the link but I got a warning saying 'Access from your Country was disabled by the administrator.'

It depends if you're using Blocks or the legacy views. For the blocks, we have a tutorial here with the steps to show the results in a different page: https://toolset.com/course-lesson/displaying-search-results-on-a-different-page/

If you're using legacy views, what you could do is to add the search view to two different pages, one containing the search form and the other meant to display the results.

When you are ready to insert the View, on the page you want to display only the results, insert the View using the wpv-view shortcode, like so:

[wpv-view name="my-search-view" view_display="layout"]

Make a note of the ID of this page designed to show the results.

Then where you want to insert the View search form, insert the same View but using the wpv-form-view shortcode, like so:

[wpv-form-view name="my-search-view" target_id="123"]

(where 123 is the ID of the page where the View results will be shown).