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Make user location listitem trigger a search
See original GitHub issueWhat Currently Happens?
Currently, when you click on the Location field in a user profile, a Google Map is opened with a pin to that location.
What Would You Like To Happen?
I don’t think the current behavior is really interesting. Would we consider instead triggering a search for other users in that location?
Issue Analytics
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- Created 6 years ago
- Reactions:1
- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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Great! My sense of the solution in mind was that clicking the location would navigate to the search screen where there would be an auto populated query with the location as listed under profile info for the user page. That’s what I gathered from the previous conversation with @andrewda’s suggestion. Here’s a screenshot of how it might look, what do you think?
Hey, that’s a really good idea! For anyone who wants to take this on: location searches can be performed with the following query:
location:"San Francisco, CA"(try it out).