List Manager Forum

I think something has changed in one of the more recent releases of List Manager. We have a checkbox search filter on a list and when the pages load, the checkboxes are not checked. Previously this was fine and they were only applied on change when they were selected. Now however, they need to be selected otherwise no data is returned. Has something changed? The option 'Apply on Change' seems to make no difference.

One alternative is to set all the checkboxes to checked when the page loads but I can't determine the correct Javascript to run to make that happen.

We recently upgraded to version 5.6.5 from an older version and the behaviour seems to have changed after that.

See private data as requested.

We have also noticed further strange behaviour on checkboxes.
1/ we have a test table that has a numeric field that holds the numbers 0, 1 or 2. When a checkbox is set up for this, it only displays 1 and 2 as options even though some entries have the value 0 (See image)
2/ another table has a range of text values including one that is blank. The checkbox no longer contains the option for blanks.

From these it seems to be ignoring the 'null' or '0' cases for the filters?

Thanks very much for your support. I couldn't get the code fragment you provided to work (I think because it uses jQuery) but it did give me a clue to how to access the DOM model once the module is loaded (viz the subscriber to endLoadData).

It's fine for us that all checkboxes are set on load so this works for us:

function selectAll() {
var checkboxes = document.querySelectorAll('input');
for (var i = 0; i < checkboxes.length; i++) {
if (checkboxes.type == 'checkbox')
checkboxes.checked = true;
}
}

var toinitload=true;
var _lmcallback =

Thanks Silvia. I can confirm there are only 0, 1 and 2 values in the table. I've enclosed a select distinct to show you the value. I did notice this article: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56813150/querying-a-string-in-a-int-field-returns-all-rows-containing-0-in-that-field

this might explain why a text search for a string in an int field returns the 0 values (the text to int conversion fails and returns 0 which is then matched).

I am wondering if this might have something to do with the 0's not appearing as one of the checkbox options?