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Berndi
  Berndi
  Tuesday, 28 March 2017
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hell experts

when I filter my events by location I get a calendar that schows all events according to this location.
when I use the catergory-filter-legend at the calendar I lose the location-filter-result an get only the categories.

Is it somehow possible to get all the events filtered by location and category?

regards
Berndi
References
  1. https://tgschwalbach.de/index.php/termine/Monatskalender/2017/03/-?loclkup_fv=10
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tonyp
tonyp
Wednesday, 29 March 2017 09:11
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Hello Berndi,

You need to keep the JEvents Filter module on the page to keep the previous filter :-)

Many thanks
Tony
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Berndi
Berndi
Wednesday, 29 March 2017 12:35
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Okay, I found the JEvents filter module and put it on the site.

The problem is, that the filter module dosen't get the location, when I use the "events by location" at the list of locations.

how can I pass the location to the filter module, when I use this way?

regards,
Berndi
Berndi
Berndi
Friday, 31 March 2017 06:41
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Hello !

I added some code to the calendar template to detect the shown location.
    $tgs_bla = get_object_vars($event);

    $tgs_locations[] = $tgs_bla['_location'];



...



$hallencheck = 1;

$tgsinput = JFactory::getApplication()->input;



for ($tgs_count = 1; $tgs_count < count($tgs_locations); $tgs_count++) {

  $hallencheck = ($tgs_locations[$tgs_count - 1] == $tgs_locations[$tgs_count]) ? $hallencheck + 1 : $hallencheck - 1;

  }

if (count($tgs_locations) == $hallencheck) {

  $tgsinput->set( 'TGSLOC', $tgs_locations[0] );

  echo '<center><h1 id="TGSLOC" style="margin: 0 0 35px 0; font-weight: normal;">' . $tgs_locations[0] . '</h1></center>';

  }		

else {

  $tgsinput->set( 'TGSLOC', NULL );

  }

Now I can get my searchstring by calling 
JFactory::getApplication()->input->getString('TGSLOC', null, 'string');


Where do I have to put this string, that it will be called automatically, when I call the searchmodule?

regards
Berndi
Berndi
Berndi
Friday, 31 March 2017 11:40
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...and I found the Jevents-object wich contains the search-value


object(jevFilterProcessing)#1989 (7) { 

  ["filters"]=> array(2) { 

    [0]=> object(jevLocationsearchFilter)#1984 (16) { 

      ["filter_value"]=> string(0) "" 

      ....


How can I write my string to the filter_value?
tonyp
tonyp
Monday, 03 April 2017 09:47
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Hello,

So you need to include the Locations filters in the filter module.

You can create your own filters too if you like. See:
https://www.jevents.net/docs/jevents/item/customizing-filters

Many thanks
Tony
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