Filtering combined anchored tables

Hi,

thanks for your post, and sorry for the trouble.

No, sorry, this is not posslble, I’m afraid. The reason basically is that the filtering is done server-side, while the tabs and the links with the anchors (like #channel) are only in the browser. Thus, the filtering does not and can not know about them, and it can therefore not take them into account. Sorry.

Regards,
Tobias

Thanks for your response.
Actually i don’t want a links or filters for anchors. I’m looking for some specific table filter URL. Something like:
https://example.com/?table_id=1&table_filter=12#first
I just don’t want to apply one filter to every table! Applying filter to one specific table is all that i want.
Anyway this is a great plugin and i really happy for find this.

Hi,

thanks for the clarification.

Well, then only the table where you want the filtering should use the

[table_filter id=1 /]

Shortcode. All the others should use

[table id=2 /]

which does not take the filter word from the URL parameters into account.

Regards,
Tobias

Thanks again…

I see… Now if we try another thing:
Creating a URL to filter items in “Table ID 123” containing word “something” yet showing other tables untouched;
https://example.com/?table_id=123&table_filter=something
I guess somewhere there should be an IF like this:
IF table ID=123 then filter ELSE leave table untouched.

will you be able to help with this?

All the best,

Hi,

no, sorry, adding the table ID to the URL like this is not possible. I can only offer the suggestion with using the different Shortcodes.

You could however try to extend the PHP code of the Shortcode filter from GET parameter, so that it takes the table ID from the URL as well.

Regards,
Tobias