View exposed filter

Created on 8 March 2024, 10 months ago

Updated 28 March 2024, 9 months ago

Problem/Motivation

Currently if we create a view and add a relationship. Then use the node id of that target relationship as an exposed filter, in the graphql we don't see the nid field so that we can pass a parameter

I believe the error is coming from the the ViewsSchemaBuilder::isGenericInputFilter. If I force it to return false, then I am able to see that nid exposed filter.

Now the error could also be coming from line 215-223 where a check is made via the isGenericInputFilter but for some reason, the codes in it are commented.

foreach ($filters as $filterName => $filter) {
        if ($this->isGenericInputFilter($filter)) {
          // @todo Implement correctly.
          //return $this->createGenericInputFilterDefinition($filter);
          continue;
        }
        $argTypeName = EntitySchemaHelper::toCamelCase($filterName);
        $args[$argTypeName] = $filter['expose']['multiple'] ? Type::listOf(Type::string()) : Type::string();
      }

🐛 Bug report

Status

Active

Version

1.0

Component

Code

Created by

🇲🇺Mauritius whiz11

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Comments & Activities

Issue created by @whiz11
Comment 10 months ago →
🇲🇺Mauritius whiz11
Adding a workaround to allow exposed filter to appear for now. But I think this needs a better fix.
Status changed to Closed: works as designed 9 months ago8:21am 16 March 2024
Comment 9 months ago →
🇲🇺Mauritius whiz11
This patch is not needed on the latest version. It has now been fixed.
Status changed to Needs work 9 months ago6:35pm 28 March 2024
Comment 9 months ago →
🇲🇺Mauritius whiz11
I am reopening this since I made a mistake in my test. This is still not working and I had to resort to the patch to get the generic filter to appear
Status changed to Active 9 months ago8:28pm 28 March 2024
Comment 9 months ago →
🇲🇺Mauritius whiz11

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