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Filters in Relation Reference #288
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When you say QGIS, you mean QGIS not QField yes? Anyway especially when using the qfieldsync-Plugin filters should not be used. It screws up the synchronising. But you can use rule-based rendering and "hide" (i.e. don't render) the features you don't want to see. |
I mean about the filters in the Relation Reference widget in QGIS, which let you filter values in a same table using the columns values. |
Ah sorry, I misunderstood. I think you were talking about filters on the whole layer, not specific for this widget. |
This is not yet implemented. The documentation is unfortunately not that detailed that it would mention every option. |
Ok, thank you so much!! Do you know any way to do that with Qfield? |
Nothing that comes to my mind which would not involve a new feature in QField, I am sorry. |
Comming with the next release :) |
Did this issue get solved? I too am using the relation reference widget and using 2 filters in it but in QField I can only choose the relation value and not the filters, they do not appear at all. I am using the 3.3.11 Darien version of QField |
@FelixHinckel , can you provide a sample project? |
@FelixHinckel , @xyago , this has been fixed. You can test APKs here (#5969) to confirm it works for you. |
I just tried it, it works very well! Thanks a lot! |
I activate filters in Relation Reference widget don´t show in QGIS.
I don´t know if this is an issue or is not implemented yet.
Is there any other option that can do something similar?
Thank you!
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