Thanks for the details, I am checking it in the test site, will update here if find anything.
It seems the problem was triggered by these:
When click on the According pane within Toolset Search form, it will trigger the search form submitted, and conducts the issues, can you confirm it?
Thanks
Ah yes, good call. Absolutely. Activating the accordion seems to add filter parameters to the URL of the archive page!
Thanks for the confirmation, I am trying to reproduce the same problem and debug in my localhost, will update here if find anything.
Great! Looking forward to seeing your findings.
Thanks for the confirmation, here is the problem:
1) Kadence According block plugin is using HTML "button" element to setup the According pane,
2)When you put "button" element inside a HTML form element(Toolset Search Form), it will trigger the form submitting.
See the simple page:
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<form action="<em><u>hidden link</u></em>" method="POST">
<button name="button">Press me</button>
</form>
You can test the result here:
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If you click the button "Press me one", it will submit the form.
It is a HTML limitation, more help:
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As a Workaround, you can add the attribute type="button" into the HTML button tag, for example:
<form action="<em><u>hidden link</u></em>" method="POST">
<button name="button" type="button">Press me two</button>
</form>
see above test page, button: "Press me two"
You might need to check it with Kadence support, if it is possible to add the type="button" attribute into According block
Ah, thank you very much, for your help and example. Before I close this ticket I would like to summarize the issue in my own words to make sure that I understand it:
When I add a block that includes a button inside the search section of a Toolset archive, if the type attribute is not specifically designated as being 'button', then Toolset will interpret this button as a 'search submit button', which disables the proper functionality of said Gutenberg block that includes said button. So, because the Kadence Accordion button does not include the 'type="button"' attribute, the Kadence Accordion button will behave like a Toolset search submit form button.
This is correct, right?
No, it isn't Toolset Search form issue, but a HTML form limitation, any button in the HTML form element:
- It will submit the HTML form by default
- If you add 'type="button"' attribute, it won't submit the HTML form.
Hope it is clear.
Yes it is, thank you. This resolved this ticket. Thank you very much!
