Looking back, the issue must have come from some difference in the filter.

Via the UI, the two filters were identical. However, after examining the XML, the attribute “affectcookies” was set to true on the working filter, while the same attribute was set to false on the broken filter.

Hm,

Nevermind, that didn’t fix the issue. The event is still not triggering the function subscribed to it. Here are some screenshots.

First I subscribed to all condition change events

Now I preview the condition I’m filtering. It starts off as inactive.

Then I make a change to the filter from empty


to “Test”

Now the console shows that the value has changed (it didn’t show it activate though…)

Indeed, checking the conditions show that it’s turned from inactive to active.

But then when I clear out the value and press apply

Nothing is printed to the console. And then checking the conditions, I can verify that it changed from active to inactive.

What’s going on here?

Unfortunately I had to use setinverval here to watch the condition’s “inactive” property for changes

http://stackoverflow.com/a/1760040/4188138 (Second option)

This also happens if you manually deselect each value individually from a multiselect dropdown filter as opposed to pressing “uncheck all.”