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Last updated by 6 years, 2 months ago.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
Hi,
As per the screenshot 'searches', we have multiple view search queries used in different places on the site.
The requirement is to not show free resources in any of the search results. Which for example is happening currently now using the main search bar in the top header. If you type 'free' there items are returned.
Now without an issue what we have been able to do is remove free items from the search used here
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This was done by going to the 6644 Resources: Search view and using the search query option to exclude Product categories which free items are held against.
Cool, no problems with that part.
However, we then went to repeat that exercise for each of the search views. Starting with 1760 Generic: Search
But once within that view, unlike the one above there is no search query option, meaning that the same steps cannot be completed.
Pretty much all of the other views appear to operate in this way.
So the issue we are trying to solve is, how can these views be updated to also exclude the free items, in regards to at the moment they do not seem to have the search query option within them? (See 2nd screen shot).
Many thanks.
