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Last updated by pramodk-2 2 years, 9 months ago.
Hi Team,
Created an archive page which contains search filter (Uploaded Image : Archive URL page - One).
Page link : hidden link
Heading (H1) of an archive page should be changed based on the URL parameter. As you know, the URL parameter changes based on the search filter selection (Uploaded Image : Archive URL page - Two)
1. Display 'Room for rent in Bangalore' as archive page heading when the the URL parameter contains 'bangalore'.
2. Display 'Room for rent in Chennai' as archive page heading when the the URL parameter contains 'chennai'.
3. Display 'Room for rent in Hyderabad' as archive page heading when the the URL parameter contains 'hyderabad'.
4. Display 'Room for rent' as archive page heading when the URL parameter does not contain 'bangalore' or 'chennai' or 'hyderabad'.
Example URL parameter : hidden link
Read all the courses related to conditional block but do not get to the point.
Please suggest.
Thanks,
Pramod.
Nigel
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You can check a URL parameter using the wpv-search-term shortcode (https://toolset.com/documentation/programmer-reference/views/views-shortcodes/#wpv-search-term), where you specify the URL parameter to listen for using the param attribute.
If you are using the Conditional Block then you'll need to set up the condition without the param attribute, and then switch to the advanced editor to manually insert the param attribute.
It should be clear from these two screenshots what is involved.
