Filtering

Slider Field – Filtering

1) Filter Modes

1. is
2. less than ^*
3. greater than
4. between

^{\* Version 0.2 uses the term "**smaller than**" instead. This syntax is marked as **deprecated** and won't be supported in future major releases of this extension.}

2) Filtering Syntax

The above mentioned filter modes can be used in the following ways:

Filter Mode	Filter String (Example)
is	0
is	1, 2
is	1 + 2
is	{$param}
is	{$param-a}, {$param-b}
less than	less than 10 or < 10
less than	less than {$param} or < {$param}
greater than	greater than 0 or > 0
greater than	greater than {$param} or > {$param}
greater than + less than	greater than 1 + less than 100
greater than + less than	greater than {$param} + less than {$param}
between	0 to 100 or 0-100
between	{$param} to 100 or {$param}-100
between	{$param-a} to {$param-b} or {$param-a}-{$param-b}
between	0 to 1, 9 to 10 or 0-1, 9-10
between	0 to 1 + 9 to 10 or 0-1 + 9-10

^{Tip: You can give your parameters a default fallback value by using the `{$param:XY}`-syntax.}

2.1) Combining Filters

• OR : Multiple filter conditions delimited by , will return true if one the conditions is met.
• AND : Multiple filter conditions combined by a + will return trueif all of the conditions are met.

3) Filtering Logic

Entries filtered by slider field will be returned as result …

• ... if the entry's slider defines a single value and a single filter value is equal to that value.
• ... if the entry's slider defines a single value that lies within a range of filter values.
• ... if the entry's slider defines a value range and a single filter value is within that range.
• ... if the entry's slider defines a value range that lies within a range of filter values.