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Last updated by ashleighP vor 6 Jahre, 9 Monate.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
I am trying to: create a view that is filtered by a custom usermeta field
I visited this URL: hidden link
I expected to see: a view that shows users but only with the custom user meta field "wpcf-user-role"
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Instead, I got: All users are listed and debug tool shows an empty query
Dear ashleigh,
In your screenshot:
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You are using a filter which is filtered by browser URL parameter "filterbyrole"
But in your screenshot:
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You are pass the attribute "filterbyrole" to view shortcode [wpv-view]
They are different, one is URL parameter, the other is shortcode attribute.
I assume you are going to filter the view result by shortcode attribute, please modify the filter the view, your screenshot:
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To:
Select items with field:
wpcf-user-role is a string equal to VIEW_PARAM(filterbyrole)
see my screenshot filter.JPG
