I have a user form, and I have views to display the users.
I want to filter and display the users based on the currently logged-in user.
For example,
I have two admin users who should access the view and check the registered users. (Admin1,Admin2)
What I have now is:
Two different views filtered by the organization field, and each added to a different page. So, each admin should access his page.
What I want:
One view on one page
If the current logged in user is Admin1 (display all users where the organization = Org1 )
If the current logged in user is Admin2 (display all users where the organization = Org2 )
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Please note that you can create the custom search view for view queries post types only. You can not create custom search for user/taxonomy kind views.
It seems you want to filter your user view based on the organization custom field.
If this is true - you should create a user view that query your user role and add a query filter to filter your user view by your organization custom field that should be filter by using shortcode attribute. Screenshot: hidden link
The on the page where you want to display your view, you should add a conditional block to check for current user ID for admin1 and add your view with shortcode using "Fields and Text" block with view's shortcode attribute as:
Again, create a page where you want to display org2, add a conditional block to check current user ID for admin2 and add your view with shortcode using "Fields and Text" block with view's shortcode attribute as:
