Thanks for the fast feedback.
1. That's a pity.
I have been considering to work around this by redirecting the filter to an other menu item (with different date range preselected). But that would mean that the filter reset does not present the original page and a lot of outdated events will be leading the list.
NB (5): The "When to reset filters?" option of the module does create some difficulties here (Jev 3.2 on J3, FF 43.0.4):
Independent of which of the 2 "auto-reset when other menu item" options is chosen, the filter is in fact reset, but the filter options on the form are still reflecting the old chosen values. Maybe a browser "feature", but it would be plain to initialise the form values again.
What do you think?
2. Thank you :-)
To achieve this on JEvents 3.2 I changed
/plugins/jevents/filters# diff Afterdate.backup.php_ Afterdate.php
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< $filterList["html"] .= '<input type="text" name="'.$this->filterType.'_fvs1" id="'.$this->filterType.'_fvs1" value="'.$this->filter_values[1].'" readonly="readonly" maxlength="10" size="12" />'."\n";
---
> $filterList["html"] .= '<input type="text" name="'.$this->filterType.'_fvs1" id="'.$this->filterType.'_fvs1" value="'.$this->filter_values[1].'" '.(($this->inputpopup)?' readonly="readonly"':'').' maxlength="10" size="12" />'."\n";
3. & 4. I am especially looking forward to it !! :-)
Best regards,
Sailor
PS: I promise to upgrade to 3.4 soon.