hey, guys - i’ve been wracking my brains trying to get my filter to choose ALL the tags in a TV, I don’t know what to use for a wildcard. I tried Banzai’s way (I have several dropdowns):
<form method="get" action="http://www.example.com/index.php?id=63" class="FSF_form">
<fieldset>
<strong><label>Range<br />
<select title="Range" id="rangefilter" name="ditto_filter_1">
<option value="tvProductCategory,*">
Show me all
</option>
<option value="tvProductCategory,Outdoor Seating,7">
Outdoor Seating
</option>
<option value="tvProductCategory,Indoor Seating,7">
Indoor Seating
</option>
...
But when I choose "Show all" it just returns all the products and disregards any filters.
My question is, as a workaround, how do I choose all tags? If I choose "Show all" for one dropdown, then it should work in conjunction with the other filters in the form (ditto_filter_2 and so on).
I tried these:
<option value="tvProductCategory,*,7">
Show me all
</option>
<option value="tvProductCategory, ,7">
Show me all
</option>
And Mark’s suggestion:
<option value="content,foo">
Show me all
</option>
Nothing works.
