In the search functionality, I am using a multi-select field to differentiate members depending on criteria. But, as a result, I am getting a collection of all the members who have either one or the other criteria. What I need is to use the multi-select field to find members who have BOTH criteria, not one or the other.
EX: Each member has criteria A,B,C,D,E. I want to use Multi-Select to find members who have both criteria B and C, but what I am getting is everyone who has B or C.
Thoughts?
]]>Can you provide a code snippet (based on your plugin’s code) that will allow WordPress’ search function to accept Boolean operators?
Your plugin rocks, but we don’t need all the “bells and whistles” it provides.
Thank you!
]]>Can you provide a code snippet (based on your plugin’s code) that will allow WordPress’ search function to accept Boolean operators?
Your plugin rocks, but we don’t need all the “bells and whistles” it provides.
Thank you!
]]>We are seeing two errors on the Plugins screen when WP_DEBUG is enabled:
Warning: Trying to access array offset on value of type bool in /wp-content/plugins/gdpr-cookie-compliance-addon/controllers/class-moove-gdpr-updater.php on line 156
Warning: Trying to access array offset on value of type bool in /wp-content/plugins/gdpr-cookie-compliance-addon/controllers/class-moove-gdpr-updater.php on line 126
Any help you can provide is appreciated, thank you.
]]>I am in the process of exploring search options for a nascent blog. In that regard, I was wondering if your plugin allows for user to employ boolean logic? For example, could user enter say “(cat OR dog) AND NOT (Golden Retriever OR Siamese)”.
[FYI: I poked around your documentation before contacting you, but could not find a definitive (to me as reader anyway) answer.]
Thanks,
David
I am trying to display event data from related event post only if for the main post boolean value for “rezervacije_otvorene” (meaning bookings open) is checked to “yes”. But value check doesn’t work neither outside nor inside each loop. The value itself is ok, I tested display in frontend and it shows Yes.
[if rezervacije_otvorene="Yes"]test value check outside of loop[/if]
[if events]
[each events]{@event_type}: {@datum}, {@mjesto}
[if rezervacije_otvorene="Yes"] <p>{@event_link}
<br>{@ulaznice}
<p>{@rezervacije}[/if]
[/each] [/if]
What am I doing wrong in value check in if conditional?
]]>I have complained about this for over two years, nothing has changed or been resolved. ]]>
I have a text field in a form that I would like to be notified if it has been filled out. Is it possible to set this up by email routing using a boolean value?
Thank you in advance 
It supports boolean searches. Nice touch.
]]>However, where do I find the code from some Boolean examples for entering into the Content Visibility field?
My specific case is pretty straightforward: all I want is for a Section/Row/Module to show if the “Dynamic Content” mechanism of Divi’s Theme Builder finds and fills in content from a custom field I defined with Pods. If not, then the Section/Row/Module should just be ignored.
What do I enter in the Content Visibility field (Advanced tab > Visibility)? ]]>