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🇬🇧United Kingdom gsquirrel London

I am also experiencing this issue

Previously it worked fine to exclude just one segment of the url (which did not correspond to a page). Now if I have that in the exclude section I get no breadcrumbs at all.

This is since the update to latest version.

My use case - I have a pages with urls like this: /toolkit/getting-started/normative-frameworks-cse

I want the Getting Started section breadcrumb, I want the current page title in the breadcrumb, but there is no page at /toolkit so I want to exclude that segment of the url.

How do you do this in the new version? I tried your code above and that did not help

🇬🇧United Kingdom gsquirrel London

Not sure if this helps to debug this but I only had this issue after switching from database backend to elastic search - are any others with the issue also using elastic search?

In the end I found a workaround using a custom field added to the index that stored year only via a token - then used that as facet source instead.

🇬🇧United Kingdom gsquirrel London

Actually I just noticed an option for this I had completely missed - apologies!

🇬🇧United Kingdom gsquirrel London

Yes it is using my theme name, and the function itself is working but no data comes through to "total_rows" - as I say if I add kint to inspect the available variables (into the preprocess function) then I can see $vars['form'] expanded with all the available data - but no sign of "view" or anything remotely similar - only the exposed form data itself..

My form is for a search_api index view - maybe this makes a difference?

🇬🇧United Kingdom gsquirrel London

I tried that solution but it did not work for me - and there was no "#view" visible in kint under $vars['form']

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