Marc van Gend

Thanks @JasonStoltz. I did consider that, but the search component on the product page exposes a couple of additional filters, so I'd like to track those in the URL state....

@JasonStoltz so you're saying I could dynamically change this global filter based on the ID I get from the route? Interesting, I didn't think of that. I suppose that can...

Thanks for reminding me, Bot. I was not able to get this working with the provided suggestions. As far as I'm concerned, the original request would still be a better...

Yes, this is still relevant to me, and yes, I still think the proposed solution is superior to the workaround.

Thanks for the quick reply. I like the idea of a sticky filter. If I understand correctly, combined with a language filter in initialState the result would be that: 1....

By the way, if anyone is interested, my current suboptimal workaround is to wrap the SearchBox with a custom component: ```js import React from 'react'; import { SearchBox, withSearch }...

> another concept is with baseFilters which are applied to the search but hidden from the UI. BaseFilters will remain even when reseting the search. Would that work here? I...

Indeed my project is not your average multilingual site. In short, it is a publishing platform where a limited number of languages is available for the interface (navigation, forms, etc.),...

I did something like that by adding an onChange handler to the PagingView component: ```js const onChangeThenScroll = function(...args) { onChange(...args); window.setTimeout(() => { window.location.hash = '#search-results'; }, 300); };...

Following. This is a rather common requirement for us.