Create a Page BlueprintBegin by following the instructions outlined on Using Targeted Search Filters in a Blueprint Maker Blueprint. When it comes to placing the substitution field that represents your Filter Group picklist selection, proceed to the step below. Set the substitution field syntaxThere are several options to consider when placing and typing out the substitution field that represents your Filter Group picklist. As a reminder, during the Blueprint Wizard process, a user will be prompted to select one or more options comprised of Filters from a Filter Group. As the designer of the Blueprint, you must consider whether to display the human-readable name (AKA display name) or just the label (as text). If displaying human-readable names, you may also want to consider how to display multiple selections (e.g. as a comma-separated sequence). Use the table below to guide your decision. Syntax | Example for Blueprint | Example Output (multi-select) |
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(no additional syntax) | [[office]] | office-atlanta, office-oakland, office-chicago | -human-readable-filters | [[office-human-readable-filters]] | Atlanta Oakland Chicago | -human-readable-filters-comma-separated | [[office-human-readable-filters-comma-separated]] | Atlanta, Oakland, Chicago | -human-readable-filters-dash-separated | [[office-human-readable-filters-dash-separated]] | Atlanta-Oakland-Chicago |
Proceed with defining your JSON Continue with the instructions on Using Targeted Search Filters in a Blueprint Maker Blueprint. Ensure that when defining your substitution field in the JSON as a blueprintField object, you set the "type" attribute to "list" and correctly set the "filterGroup" attribute to the name of the Filter Group (e.g. "Offices" in our example here).
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