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If I'm adding the search box, why would I want it disabled?
The enable_list_search flag is there for security; functionality off by default. If you intend to enable search functionality; and since these shortcodes are separate, the list itself needs to enable search functionality for this to work properly.
That said, what we could do is listen for a search request in the list, and if search is not enabled a message could be displayed. I don't see a security issue with this.
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@BruceCaldwell Would you mind working on this sometime?
What we need is a styled noticed in this template file whenever the $s_var is not empty, and when the shortcode attribute enable_list_search is not on; i.e. somebody tried to search a list that is unsearchable.
We need to display a note to help prevent confusion about this; i.e. to notify the searcher that they just searched an unsearchable list, and if they are the site owner, they should set the enable_list_search attribute before searches are possible.
@clavaque writes...
The
enable_list_search
flag is there for security; functionality off by default. If you intend to enable search functionality; and since these shortcodes are separate, the list itself needs to enable search functionality for this to work properly.That said, what we could do is listen for a search request in the list, and if search is not enabled a message could be displayed. I don't see a security issue with this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: