Yeah, I didn't see any documentation on it yet, definitely would be good to
have. At least there is this thread for the moment. Thanks for the tip
about the setting.
Adam
On Mon, Mar 16, 2020 at 3:23 PM Alexei Peters wrote:
> I believe that you should be able to put the components anywhere. T
I believe that you should be able to put the components anywhere. There's
a setting for that. "SEARCH_COMPONENT_LOCATIONS"
Which reminds me, that we need to document this feature.
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On Mon, Mar 16, 2020 at 12:40 PM Adam Cox
Hi Alexei, thanks for the response on this, I think it's all the info I
need to get started in earnest. Can I place the filter anywhere in my
project and then register it from there? That would be great, as I (think)
it would mean that I would only have to migrate the core Arches js file
that holds
Hi Adam,
Everything you laid out is correct. I"m sure you've already done this, but
looking at the existing components should be enlightening.
Because you have no UI, then your client side code should be pretty
simple. All you should need to do is append your search parameter onto the
search url
Hello all,
To migrate a project to arches 5, I need to reintegrate some custom search
filters I had made in 4.4. The way search filters are implemented has been
refactored in 5, so I could use a little guidance. The good thing is that I
believe the way I have my custom filters set up will integ