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  • Hi upekshapriya,

    Have you tried doing something like this to test:

    function my_qmt_base_url( $base ) {
        return 'your_URL';
    }
    add_filter( 'qmt_base_url', 'my_qmt_base_url' );

    replace ‘your_URL’ with what you want your base URL to be.

    Thread Starter Jeff Cole

    (@upekshapriya)

    The problem isn’t that the example code that I quote above doesn’t work – it’s that the dropdown version of the widget doesn’t seem to work properly – the modified base url appears perfectly within the form html that I can view within the source code of the web page – and as I stated above it all works fine in the list version of the widget ??

    I am wondering if there’s a bug in the QMT code or if I can modify the dropdown.html template to solve this?

    Hi,

    I see what you mean. If you’re using dropdowns the additional arguments orderby and order are not added to the address query, but you can see it in source view.

    Don’t think you can do anything in the template to fix this. Never really noticed this before since I use the template to sort results.

    Thread Starter Jeff Cole

    (@upekshapriya)

    Any ideas what might be going wrong in the plugin? Or has something changed in WordPress in later versions to cause this anomaly?

    I don’t really know. As I said, I haven’t really noticed this issue.

    Scribu said he has stopped supporting this plugin. There’s a 1.6-alpha but I don’t think that’s working.

    The way I’m doing it now, I have a bunch of taxonomy templates and just manipulate the queries on the template. Dunno if that will work for you though.

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