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Re: Filtering categories based on the chosen section (back end)
Try .val() instead of .text(). Unless your section titles exactly match your category names, they won’t match. That’s what the plugin I posted above does and it works.
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Re: Filtering categories based on the chosen section (back end)
Bloke wrote #279677:
Thanks! Once released, this will allow for
if (@txpinterface == 'admin') {
register_callback('abc_cat_filter','article');
}
function abc_cat_filter() {
echo n.script_js('$(function() {
var cats = $("#category-1"), catsClone = cats.clone().removeAttr("id");
$("#section").change(function() {
var selected = $(":selected", this).val();
cats.empty().append(catsClone.children("option[value=\'\']").clone());
if(selected) catsClone.children("option[value=\'"+selected+"\']").each(function(){
$(this).nextUntil("[data-level=\'"+$(this).attr("data-level")+"\']").clone().appendTo(cats);
});
}).change();
});');
}Edit: and replacing "#category-1" with "#category-2" and "#section" with "#category-1", will restrict Category 2 choices to the children of Category 1.
Edit: replaced hide() with clone(), to satisfy all browsers.
Last edited by etc (2014-03-13 14:31:14)
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#15 2014-03-12 14:52:22
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Re: Filtering categories based on the chosen section (back end)
Bloke wrote #279688:
in case you only want the filtering to take place on certain sections.
That would be ace, thanks.
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Re: Filtering categories based on the chosen section (back end)
a7aylor wrote #279690:
Amateur plugin question (current experience is paste and click upload :-) – How do I get your PHP code as a BASE64-encoded piece of text to paste in on the plugin page?
Plugin Composer is the easiest option.
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#17 2014-03-12 15:08:04
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Re: Filtering categories based on the chosen section (back end)
Bloke wrote #279688:
Try
.val()instead of.text(). Unless your section titles exactly match your category names, they won’t match. That’s what the plugin I posted above does and it works.
No joy. The match is with the names, not the titles.
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Re: Filtering categories based on the chosen section (back end)
a7aylor wrote #279692:
No joy. The match is with the names, not the titles.
Hmm. Take a look at the page’s HTML source code and check the <option> value attributes. The aim is to match the category with the section somehow, bearing in mind Txp will sanitize both section and catgeory titles because they form part of the URL. So, for example, “Human Sciences” would become “human-sciences” in both cases.
The .val() gets the option value names whereas .text() gets the (screen-visible) title of the option so you may need to mix and match them to get the desired outcome depending on how you’ve set them up.
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#19 2014-03-12 15:35:40
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Re: Filtering categories based on the chosen section (back end)
Ok so, heres the sections…
<option value="biology">biology</option>
<option value="chemistry">chemistry</option>
<option value="french">french</option>
<option value="ict">ict</option>
<option value="inclusion">inclusion</option>
<option value="physics">physics</option>
<option value="spanish">spanish</option>
<option value="test">test</option>Heres are some of the categories…
<option value="biology">Biology</option>
<option value="b1">  B1</option>
<option value="b2">  B2</option>
<option value="b3">  B3</option>
<option value="biology-keywords">  Keywords</option>
<option value="isa">  ISA</option>
<option value="chemistry">Chemistry</option>
<option value="c1">  C1</option>
<option value="c2">  C2</option>
<option value="c3">  C3</option>
<option value="chemistry-keywords">  Keywords</option>Option value does match e.g. biology in sections is also biology(parent) in categories
{Edited to add Textile’s bc. for readability. – Uli}
Last edited by uli (2014-03-12 16:07:16)
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Re: Filtering categories based on the chosen section (back end)
Waou!
How to a member problem become a plugin. Great community !
I’m just a question to bloke and etc plugin code :
Wath the difference since
echo script_js(<<<EOJS
Your JS code
EOJS);and
echo n.script_js('Js code');to inject JS code into a page ?
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#21 2014-03-12 16:30:20
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Re: Filtering categories based on the chosen section (back end)
From the browsers I tried, the JS only worked on FF (27 Mac). Failed on Chromium, SAF & OP. Unfortunately I can’t help with that sort of troubleshooting.
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Re: Filtering categories based on the chosen section (back end)
Hohooo,
display:none don’t work for Chrome and IE for option.
This work only with Firefox…
stackoverflow.com/questions/9234830/how-to-hide-a-option-in-a-select-menu-with-css
Last edited by sacripant (2014-03-12 17:14:46)
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Re: Filtering categories based on the chosen section (back end)
sacripant wrote #279696:
Waou!
How to a member problem become a plugin. Great community !
You said it, I remembered it but I don’t know if it still works: bot_write_tab_customize
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