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[Resolved] Multiple url_param (s)

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Last updated by Minesh 4 years, 10 months ago.

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#1430163

I would like to catch for search filters select two type of parameter

I would like to implement an autofilled taxonomy search from the taxonomy value i the archive view

If the view is in a taxonomy archive
url_param = the_value_of_the_taxonomy

if the view is in another view
url_param = param_value

#1431237

Minesh
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Hello. Thank you for contacting the Toolset support.

Do you mean that you have a view that you want to add at two different places that mean the same view will be added to some page and on taxhonmy archive page?

#1431287

I need to allow user to search also in the archive page and change current taxonomy

#1431301

Minesh
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if you have taxonomy archive and you want to filter the taxonomy archive using the same taxonomy? If this is true:
- you can't filter a taxonomy archive by the same taxonomy. WordPress Archives are not designed to work for a single term within a taxonomy.

The workaround would be to create a custom search view and add the taxonomy filter to it and add this view to your archive.