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Hi

We sent the invoice.
We still use an external system which is not fully integrated with our site, so this can take some time in some cases.

Regarding your request, indeed such a functionality does not exist.

Though if you or anyone in your team has some familiarity with javascript, it is not very complex to create a button that will select all the inputs/buttons through a small javascript snippet. If you go that way, i suggest using the "Buttons Multi-Select" display type, which uses "checkboxes" behind the buttons.

In any case we keep your request and in case it will be requested again by someone else, it can become a candidate feature.

Kind regards,

I thought a possibly easier way.

Select all the buttons (using "Buttons multi-select"), copy the generated url and add a "Show All" button, to the respective module layout, by using a template override. After all those buttons are just links.

Depending on your display type do a template override of 1 of these files:

modules/mod_jfilters_filters/tmpl/_buttons_single.php
modules/mod_jfilters_filters/tmpl/_buttons_multi.php

Both of these files use the contents of the file: modules/mod_jfilters_filters/tmpl/_dummy_elements.php
So you can either copy the contents of that file in 1 of the above layouts or do a template override for that one.

I hope i helped.

Kind regards,

Hi

There is a distinct difference between "All" and "None".

IMO these are different and the results returned in each of them should be different too.

I think the best way to resolve that atm, is by creating an "All" button as mentioned in my previous post.

This way the JSFilters extension would solve the lack of beeing able to preselect Joomla category entries by one or more custom fields. A very often needed use case, in my experience. (Actually no need of manually setting filter properties, in a scenario like this).

You can copy the url of a filtered page and create a menu item of type System Links > URL, using that url, if this is what you mean.

Kind regards,

Hi Bernhard

To me seems like a wrong setup.

In your 1st example you display a category blog page (https://www.netzsinn.de/referenzen) while in your 2nd an empty JFilters results page.
These are completely different things.

Generally the JFilters results page, better not be directly accessible (check our documentation tip) by your users.

My suggestion is to use the filtering module within your category pages to further filter them.
For that to work, you have set your category filter in a listening state in the JFilters component.

Kind regards,

Alternatively if you want to make the JFilters results page directly accessible, make sure that a category is included.
I.e. Use a menu item/url with a pre-selected category.

Hi Bernhard

I have the impression that we are possibly not get each other's message clearly or we start from a different point.

On the JFilters Module - the Results Page parameter seems only to accepts JFilters Results Pages? 

As with every component, a module can use only a menu item relative to a single component.
In our case the filtering module's links always return JFilters results pages. Anything else would be buggy.

But if you load/show a JFilters filtering module, in a content category page, the filters of the module will be relative to that category and it's results too (the category will be implicitly selected).
For that to happen, you need to have your category filter either in a published or in a listening state, in the JFilters component.

In case you have it in a listening state, it is not visible and cannot cleared by the user. But it is still used in filtering.

I hope i made the things more clear.

Maybe connected to this: just noticed in your demo when selecting a filter and unselecting afterward I always end up on this page https://demo.blue-coder.com/leisure. I'd rather expect to end up at default selection. 

Not sure what you mean. Which is the defaul selection?

Kind regards,