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[Resolved] Display on each entry in the loop which term matches with the custom search

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Last updated by Luo Yang 5 years, 10 months ago.

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#916372

Hi, I've a custom search with few taxonomy filters. I need to display all the results that matches with any term of the search, so I set an OR relationship btw filters.

Then I also would like to display on each entry in the loop which terms match with that specific entry.

If I filter by:

TAX1 term1, term2
TAX2 termA

I'd like to display in the loop:

Entry1 title: term1, term2
Entry2 title: term1,termA
Entry3 title: term1, term2, termA
Entry4 title: termA

I tryed using:

[wpv-conditional if="( has_term('[wpv-search-term param='wpv-tax1']', 'tax1', null) eq '1' )" ]
[wpv-search-term param='wpv-eating-problem']
[/wpv-conditional]

But this works only if I select 1 term of TAX1, if I select more then one it doesn't.

Is there a solution?

#916474

Hello,

I have tried the steps you mentioned above, there isn't similar problem, see the live website:
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user/pass: xgren/111111
if you filter by:
TAX1 term1, term2
TAX2 termA

It does outputs all posts:
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view URL:
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And you don't need to [wpv-conditional] shortcode in this case, all can be setup in the view's filter

#916492

Hi Luo, I'm sorry, maybe I didn't explain very well the issue.

I want to display only the matching terms on results.

I mean, if I've this entries:

Entry1 title: term1, term2
Entry2 title: term1,termA
Entry3 title: term1, term2, termA
Entry4 title: termA

And I filter by:

TAX2 termA

I'd like to display in the loop:

Entry2 title: termA
Entry3 title: termA
Entry4 title: termA

If I filter by:

TAX1 term1
TAX2 termA

I'd like to display in the loop:

Entry1 title: term1
Entry2 title: term1,termA
Entry3 title: term1, termA
Entry4 title: termA

Maybe now it's clearer.

thanks

#916497

Did you try above test site?
1) I filter by:
TAX2 termA

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2) If I filter by:

TAX1 term1
TAX2 termA

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Both works as expected, you can get the credentials in above post:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/display-on-each-entry-in-the-loop-which-term-matches-with-the-custom-search/#post-916474

#916499
YES.PNG
NO.PNG

Hi Luo, I know the filtering works fine and the result is correct, but I don't want to display any term under Tax1s column, if I'm only filtering by "termA". I only want to display "term1" in the Tax1s column (not "term1, term2") under Tax1s column if I'm filtering by "term1".

It's only an issue of what I want to display on each single the entry result output, it is not a filtering problem.

I've added two screenshots, the NO.PNG is what your search display, the "YES.PNG" is what I want.

thanks

#916592

Thanks for the details, I suggest you use shortcode [wpv-search-term] to get the URL parameter value, use it as condition in [wpv-conditional] shortcode, for example:

<td>[wpv-conditional if="'[wpv-search-term param="wpv-tax1"]' != ''"][wpv-post-taxonomy type="tax1"][/wpv-conditional]</td>
<td>[wpv-conditional if="'[wpv-search-term param="wpv-tax2"]' != ''"][wpv-post-taxonomy type="tax2"][/wpv-conditional]</td>

See the live test site:
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#916625

Hi Luo, It's what I tried, but I want to display all the matching terms, so maybe there are more then 1. Your code will display all the taxonomy of the entry if just one is filtered.

I tryed using:

[wpv-conditional if="( has_term('[wpv-search-term param='wpv-tax1']', 'tax1', null) eq '1' )" ]
[wpv-search-term param='wpv-eating-problem']
[/wpv-conditional]

But this works only if I select 1 term of TAX1, if I select more then one it doesn't.

If I have:

TAX1 term1, term2, term3, term4
TAX2 termA, termB, termC, termD

My entries are:
Entry1: term2, termB
Entry2: term1,term3, termB, termD
Entry3: term2, term4, termA, termB
Entry4: term4

I want it to display:

Entry1: term2, termB
Entry2: term1,term3, termB, termD
Entry3: term2, term4, termA, termB
Entry4: term4

but it displays:

Entry1: term2, termB
Entry2:
Entry3:
Entry4: term4

#917265

I have tried the steps you mentioned above in above test site, as your instruction:

select more then one it

See below URL:
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I can see it does display as your description:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/display-on-each-entry-in-the-loop-which-term-matches-with-the-custom-search/#post-916625
I want it to display:

Can you confirm it?
Please correct me if there is anything missing, to avoid any more misunderstandings, you can use above test site to duplicate the same problem, thanks

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