Hiding the button in the browser does what we need. Thanks, Dennis, that
worked perfectly!
David
On Wednesday, 8 April 2020 18:03:26 UTC+1, Dennis Wuthrich wrote:
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> David,
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> Sorry, I somehow missed that you're on v4.4.2.
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> There's no equivalent way to disable the time search in v4 (e.g:
David,
Sorry, I somehow missed that you're on v4.4.2.
There's no equivalent way to disable the time search in v4 (e.g: no
search_components table, as you've discovered). An ugly hack would be to
simply set the style on the time filter button to display: none; This
will, of course, simply
Thanks, Dennis, but we're on Arches 4.4.2 as I mentioned and there's no
search_component table in our database. Does that mean it's not possible in
Arches 4.x?
David
On Wednesday, 8 April 2020 17:14:27 UTC+1, Dennis Wuthrich wrote:
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> David,
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> In Arches v5 search filters are modular, so yes
David,
In Arches v5 search filters are modular, so yes you can remove the time
filter.
The easiest way to do this is to remove the record for the time filter from
the search_component table in your Arches postrgres database. The SQL is
simple: DELETE FROM search_component WHERE name = 'Time
