Allows to have an exposed filter only show options that belong to result set.
To make it work:
[1] Enable the module.
[3] Add a field to the view that you want to use as a distinct field.
[3.2] Configure the field output in [3] as you wish.
[3.3] If you do not want this field to be shown in the result set,
just mark it as "Hide From Display".
[2] Add a filter of type "selective" to your view, and in the filter settings
select the field you configured in [3]. If the field is not showing, that means
that the filter and field you are trying to match are not compatible.
You can get 3 types of errors with this module:
(a) You did not properly match a filter and a field.
(b) You properly matched filter and field, but base field is not the same.
You get the same error text as in (a).
(c) You choose a field whose distinct value has more than the limit (100 by default)
different possible values, obviously this field is not the kind of field you
would use for a selective filter.
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- Allows to have an exposed filter only show options that belong to result set.
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- To make it work:
-
- [1] Enable the module.
- [3] Add a field to the view that you want to use as a distinct field.
- [3.2] Configure the field output in [3] as you wish.
- [3.3] If you do not want this field to be shown in the result set,
- just mark it as "Hide From Display".
- [2] Add a filter of type "selective" to your view, and in the filter settings
- select the field you configured in [3]. If the field is not showing, that means
- that the filter and field you are trying to match are not compatible.
-
- You can get 3 types of errors with this module:
-
- (a) You did not properly match a filter and a field.
- (b) You properly matched filter and field, but base field is not the same.
- You get the same error text as in (a).
- (c) You choose a field whose distinct value has more than the limit (100 by default)
- different possible values, obviously this field is not the kind of field you
- would use for a selective filter.
