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  1. CarlosQuintero3@gmail.com
    CarlosQuintero3@gmail.com
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  3. Thursday, July 18 2019, 11:15 PM
My site is a way to find members with specific skills, which are listed in a textarea field... when searching, the user list only shows people who match the right criteria... all is good.. HOWEVER, is it possible to start with a blank list...and NOT show everyone or any user until search criteria is entered?... then only show users with matching criteria?
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Hi,
you can set this from User List menu item options, see screenshot ;)
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CarlosQuintero3@gmail.com
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Pro
once again, I should have seen that... sorry
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CarlosQuintero3@gmail.com
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Pro
Actually... Im using SP PAgebuilder... and I dont see a way to do this with the module Easy Profile - User List, is there a way to do this when using the module instead of the menu?
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admin
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Hi,
User List module show only the list of the users, it does not allow search. Instead you can create a Easy Profile - Search module to show only search form and show the result in another Users List page (menu item)
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