nicolais12

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    (@nicolais12)

    $DinamicValue gets the value from $_GET[‘course_id’]; By using an alert, I can see that the $DinamicValue gets always the proper value.

    $DinamicValue is setted before calling the filter.

    I am still using this filter, but it does not work…

    add_filter( ‘visualizer_db_query’, function( $query, $chart_id ) {
$query = str_replace( "LIMIT 1000", "WHERE project_solution_state_date_2.project_id = " . $DinamicValue . " LIMIT 1000", $query );
return $query;
}, 10, 2 );

    I am trying to test it with a hardcoded value (9999), but it still does not recognize it. 

    add_filter( ‘visualizer_db_query’, function( $query, $chart_id ) {
$query = str_replace( "LIMIT 1000", "WHERE project_solution_state_date_2.project_id = 9999 LIMIT 1000", $query );
return $query;
}, 10, 2 );

    Shouldnt there be a comma in the second string LIMIT 1000″? Like this:

    `add_filter( ‘visualizer_db_query’, function( $query, $chart_id ) {
    $query = str_replace( “LIMIT 1000”, “WHERE project_solution_state_date_2.project_id = 9999″ ,”LIMIT 1000”, $query );
    return $query;
    }, 10, 2 );`

    Looking forward to your answer

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