It can be a bit of work to select e.g. all parts with a maximum input voltage >= 40V, as you'd need to select {"2.5V\~40V", "5V\~40V", "16V\~44V", "16V\~65V", etc.}
Items might be more easily selected if ranged attributes could be filtered by a max-lower-value and a min-upper-value, which would allow selecting the matching attribute values from the multiselect box. For the example above, this would just require setting min-upper-value = 40
This change can be front-end-only, as ranges can generally be detected by their format.
dougy83
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4 months ago
For attributes having a range of value, e.g.
It can be a bit of work to select e.g. all parts with a maximum input voltage >= 40V, as you'd need to select {"2.5V\~40V", "5V\~40V", "16V\~44V", "16V\~65V", etc.}
Items might be more easily selected if ranged attributes could be filtered by a max-lower-value and a min-upper-value, which would allow selecting the matching attribute values from the multiselect box. For the example above, this would just require setting min-upper-value = 40
This change can be front-end-only, as ranges can generally be detected by their format.