Hi again.
Please keep in mind the second point of the issue: the view just includes by proximity a subset of items, filtered by the first view, instead of using ALL items. Thanks again!
Hi, I have created a second ticket to address issue #2. We try to answer one question per ticket in the forums, so I hope you understand. We can keep things more organized this way and help other users find answers to similar problems.
Your comments from the original ticket follow:
I am trying to: Filter the second view by querying user's location
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I expected to see: The second view (filtered by location) filtering results between ALL stores instead of comparing the radio distance between looped items only.
Instead, I got: The second view is only listing as results the posts that are included in the loop above, rather then comparing the radio distance between all the stores (posts in the post_type Dealers).
Hi, let's analyze this URL:
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- For now, let's disregard the issue with duplicate filters.
- I have spoofed the User Location of Adel, Georgia by modifying the latitude and longitude coordinates in the URL (31.137502,
-83.437597). I have also applied search filters to select "Dealer", "USA", "Florida", and "Kissimmee".
- In the STORES SEARCH RESULTS section, I see one Dealer - Addison's - in Kissimmee. This seems to be correct.
- In the NEAREST STORES ACCORDING TO YOUR SEARCH section, no stores are found. This is because Addison in Kissimmee is not a child of any State. If you select "Florida" as Addison's State parent, it will begin to appear in these results. Your View's Query Filter is configured to show posts that are children of a State, which is responsible for this behavior:
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- In the NEAREST STORES ACCORDING TO YOUR LOCATION section, the Adel Outfitters Dealer in Adel, GA is displayed. This seems to be correct.
Can you let me know what's wrong here, in your opinion? Or is there another URL I can test to see other symptoms of the problem?
