Jørn Wildt

There is a roughly equal probability that I've overlooked something here but.....

I have a template & plugin that is using a filterset to select a specific group of records. The task is to list members of a club by their position, but if they are also a commitee member then they get listed differently. The filter sets for the two are therefore:-
Comittee members: "commitee:eq:1"
Event organisers (role group 4) not on the commitee: "commitee:eq:0,role:sub:4"

I was puzzled that the first part worked but the second didn't. Removing the commitee:eq:0 clause gets results but (obviously) then includes the commitee members as well.

Setting "commitee:ne:1" seemed a logical next step, nope! that didn't work.

I noticed that one of the events organisers appearing in the commitee list wasn't a commitee member, I'd accidentally ticked the box. So I went into admin and unticked it.

Suddenly, this event coordinator appeared in the previously empty list???!!!!

var_dumping the details gave an interesting result.
Edited for brevity.
The entry I had had to reset :-
["name"]=> string(11) "Dave Arnott"
["commitee"]=> string(1)

An entry that was always correctly set as not on the commitee:-
["name"]=> string(13) "Charlie Thorn"
[b]["commitee"]=> NULL

So it would seem that boolean fields are uninitialsed unless explicitly ticked and then reset. So the question is...is this intentional (does it have a hidden benefit that I can't see)? Or a straightforward bug? Or better still do I need to go a get a shot of caffeine?

Keep up the great work by the way.

regards

Neil

Looks much like a bug. I'll see what I can do. But it will take a few weeks before I come around this piece of code.

No hurry, if I get a moment I'll try to find it and drop you a fix.
As far as I can tell there is a simple workaround which means having two filter sets one working for commitee == 0 the other for commitee == NULL

I have my basic overview page working now, though I need to do a some more CSS tidying and tweaking and then on to the next task.