For the super search the first operator choice for each of the search options is 'do not use'. If you change that to something else (i.e. 'ilike'), it still interprets that operator as 'do not use' unless you manually change it in the drop-down.
If I don't change anything it will interpret the operator as 'do not use' rather than 'ilike'. If I want an 'ilike' search I would need to manually change to 'eq' or 'in' in the drop-down, and then switch back to 'ilike'.
Perhaps I'm misinterpreting how this search should be used, but I was hoping it would behave more like the old geomoose 2 advanced search, where you would be able to set a default comparitor, and 'do not use' was assumed whenever a user didn't enter something into a given box (not that emulating geomoose 2 is the goal).
chughes-lincoln
commented
1 year ago
For the super search the first operator choice for each of the search options is 'do not use'. If you change that to something else (i.e. 'ilike'), it still interprets that operator as 'do not use' unless you manually change it in the drop-down.
For example, let's say I set the operators as
If I don't change anything it will interpret the operator as 'do not use' rather than 'ilike'. If I want an 'ilike' search I would need to manually change to 'eq' or 'in' in the drop-down, and then switch back to 'ilike'.
Perhaps I'm misinterpreting how this search should be used, but I was hoping it would behave more like the old geomoose 2 advanced search, where you would be able to set a default comparitor, and 'do not use' was assumed whenever a user didn't enter something into a given box (not that emulating geomoose 2 is the goal).