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Last updated by 9 months, 3 weeks ago.
Assisted by: Minesh.
I am trying to:
I built a custom search page using Toolset + Elementor. I have a custom post type of "Recipes" shown in the search results.
When I go to the page, I see all 7 recipes in the database as expected.
Then I add a filter and click "Apply" and it filters to the single recipe I expected.
Then I click "Reset" and only 6 of the recipes from the database come up.
This happens regardless of the filter I add / reset.
Also, through tests I have determined that it is always the "oldest" recipe in the database that no longer appears in the results after resetting. In the current example it is the Gochujang Tofu recipe. However, previously the oldest recipe was the "Vegan 'Pot Pie' Casserole". I created a new version of that recipe ("Vegan 'Pot Pie' Casserole NEW"), and now it appears when I reset the filters because it is no longer the oldest recipe in the set.
Link to a page where the issue can be seen:
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I expected to see:
All of the recipes (7) in the database when I hit "Reset". The same as I see when initially going to the search page.
Instead, I got:
6 recipes, missing the "oldest" recipe from the database.
