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Problem:

Set up a custom search according to criteria set in custom fields formatted with the checkboxes setting

Solution:

You need to avoid to use special character "comma" in the option value, the option "Residential, Suburban" is using option value "residential, suburban", there is a comma inside it, it will conduct unexpected result, you can change the option value to something else, for example: residential-suburban

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Last updated by CaseyK4294 3 years ago.

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#2214775

Tell us what you are trying to do?
Set up a custom search according to criteria set in custom fields formatted with the checkboxes setting. I have displayed the name and count in the search view. Some search options that are showing with a specific count suddenly change to zero when clicking search. For example, under town by Feel, if you check off "residential, suburban" which has a count of 24,, it changes to zero and then says there are no results that meet this criteria.

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#2215507

Hello,

You need to avoid to use special character "comma" in the option value, the option "Residential, Suburban" is using option value "residential, suburban", there is a comma inside it, it will conduct unexpected result, you can change the option value to something else, for example: residential-suburban
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#2215845

Thank you, I will test this today!

#2216365

Please update here if you still need assistance for it, thanks

#2221937

I used semicolons instead of commas. My issue is resolved now. Thank you!