Query scopes

Overview

If you don't know what query scopes are, you can check Statamic's docs. This addon supports filtering using query scopes and contains a useful one you can use, called Multiselect.

How to use

Utilizing a query scope is straightforward. Simply set the condition property of any filter to query_scope and the modifier to the name of the scope you wish to use. For example:

{{ livewire:lf-checkbox-filter
    blueprint="rooms.rooms"
    field="room_amenities"
    condition="query_scope"
    modifier="you_query_scope_name"
}}

Presetting Multiple Query Scopes

In some cases, you may need to use multiple query scopes and preset values from each within your LivewireCollection component.

To do this, use a pipe-separated list of query scopes, like so:

{{ livewire-collection:cars multiselect:brand="toyota" other_scope:type="SUV" query_scope="multiselect|other_scope" }}

Multiselect query scope

Deprecated

Starting with Statamic v5.64.0 you can use the overlaps condition instead of this query scope. It will be removed from the addon in the future so you should avoid using it for new projects and opt for upgrading Statamic and using the overlaps condition instead.

As emphasized in various sections of these documents, filtering entries using Statamic fields that support multiple values and are stored as arrays (such as checkboxes or select fields) doesn't work with the stock conditions, like is.

In order to help you filter those entries, we ship the multiselect query scope with this addon that magically works using whereJsonContains. You're welcome.

{{ livewire:lf-checkbox-filter
    blueprint="cars.cars"
    field="car_brand"
    condition="query_scope"
    modifier="multiselect"
}}