Split: Adding a range filter to a view - for mobile view

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June 19, 2026 at 5:03 am #2865595

lesleeM

Oops. I'm afraid I have to ask for one more thing. I tried to add this to the mobile view figuring that would be easy enough for me to handle. I added the code to the search and pagination section as needed. But unfortunately, I couldn't figure out how you added the "Filter based on the frontend search filter by Mileage1." bit to the custom field filter section. I clicked to add a filter, but I didn't see mileage1 in the field options. I see mileage2 and mileage3, but not mileage1. I'm assuming that's due to the section of your custom code that you labeled as

/*
* Remove Toolset's original mileage1 filter.
*/

But that leaves me unsure of how to get this filter into the mobile view.

The mobile view is here:

lien caché

June 22, 2026 at 9:11 am #2865928