What?
You can now use Selection Tags in your input forms to allow visitors to select and submit multiple choices. This info is stored in your database collection when the form is submitted.
How?
After adding the Content Manager, the Input category in the Add panel will be added, where you can find Selection Tag presets. Next, connect the Tags component and the Submit button to your collection.
It would be great to use these tags as an user-input to filter datasets in repeaters as a very simple but elegant way to filter products, services, items etc.
Right now it is only possible to use the user-input in form of a dropdown menu. Is there a reason why the other input types (like radio-buttons i.e.) are not supported in the dataset-filters?
Hi,
You can achieve it using code. Have a look at this video, which is demonstrating on Wix Editor and not on Editor X but it will run through the steps to achieve your need. Please follow up if you have any further question. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRdm7NjOouU
Hi Chris,
Check out my reply to Leo regarding Repeaters.
About the other comment, I have shared your suggestion with the relevant product team.
Thank you
I see what you mean. I did not add a sort specification. So I did. But indeed, after you select a tag the sort order is like the content database and when deselecting the tags the sort specs are gone. I think the sort order has to be in the code too. I have to look into that because I need the sort order too.
I don’t have the second problem. On page load no tag is selected. I did not alter the code @naamar suggested besides collection names etc.
It fixes the sort but breaks the tags, I suspect that’s because I put it in the wrong place, or it needs tweaking to part of the rest of the code.
Did a line-by-line compare and I haven’t changed any of the code other than collection names either, so no idea why I’ve got a selected tag on load.
Thank you so much
We hope to see more features and options in Editor X.
Personally, I think Editor X is the best all-in-one web design platform if they follow the feature options and add a complete business tool at a good price.
Plus more integrated with other platforms.
I’m a designer too. I have developed lot’s of custom made sites without coding.
Mostly in Adobe Muse and with Wordpress. Adobe Muse, although you can still use it, is obsolete and Wordpress is very demanding. I want to spend my time to design sites instead of contant testing and updating plugins to keep it safe and working.
I think you still need basic knowledge of html, css and Javascript, php etc. But that’s what it is. Basic know-how. We did a lot of research which application is the best for no coding site. We are very happy with EditorX.
I will try out the code you have found. But I’m not working on that site where I need it right now.
