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Problem:
A View has search filters included but they don't do anything.
Solution:
When you insert Filter Controls in the Search and Pagination section, the View adds Query Filters corresponding to these controls.
Typically these can't be seen if you have chosen a custom search View, but the Query Filter section can be exposed using the Screen Options tab at the top of the page.
In this case the user had accidentally deleted the Query Filters.
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Last updated by 6 years, 2 months ago.
Assisted by: Nigel.
Hi Glen
I looked at the View in question.
You have filter controls added to the Search and Pagination section.
Whenever you insert a filter control, a Query Filter for that control automatically gets added.
But in your case there are none (screenshot).
It seems like you inserted the filter controls, and then at some point deleted the associated Query Filters.
To remedy this, the best thing would be to edit each of the filter controls (position the cursor somewhere in the filter control shortcode and use the Edit Filter button), and when saving the missing Query Filters will be re-inserted.
