It looks like the filtering-problem has something to do with wp_enqueue_media(), which is needed for loading the media-library in the front-end. As soon as i call this function on a page with a view on it things go wrong.
The reason you couldn't duplicate the problem earlier probably was that you didn't open/activate the CMS-bar (see private message earlier), because that's when this function hooks in.
That is a a custom plugin "bwb_front_end_admin" and I'm not aware of that code and as per our support policy we do not entertain such third party plugin conflicts.
What if you try to adjust the code of that plugin so that it should not run on the page where you added the search view - will that work for you?
Yes, i'm aware of that, but it's not a problem with the plug-in, but with wp_enqueue_media().
If you put that functioncall in your functions.php then it goes wrong too.
So it looks like the combination view/wp-enqueue_media() is the problem.
I need that function for the CMS-bar, so it's no option to not load it in case of views.
Do you have any clue what is happening when the url changes? why it changes?
For now your solution will do, but because you have to add the view-ID each time you add a view with text-filter, i should think this needs a more permanent solution as part of the views-plugin.
Do you have any clue what is happening when the url changes? why it changes?
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I just do not have any idea as I do not know how exactly your plugin works that is why I shared the workaround.
For now your solution will do, but because you have to add the view-ID each time you add a view with text-filter, i should think this needs a more permanent solution as part of the views-plugin.
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I do not see any other user reported such issue till date so I suggest you should go with workaround I shared for now that is the only solution.