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JPKCom Post Filter

Plugin Name: JPKCom Post Filter
Plugin URI: https://github.com/JPKCom/jpkcom-post-filter
Description: Faceted navigation and filtering of Posts, Pages, and Custom Post Types via WordPress taxonomies — SEO-friendly URLs, AJAX updates, and full screen reader support.
Version: 1.1.3
Author: Jean Pierre Kolb jpk@jpkc.com
Author URI: https://www.jpkc.com/
Contributors: JPKCom
Tags: filter, taxonomy, faceted search, custom post type, AJAX
Requires at least: 6.9
Tested up to: 6.9
Requires PHP: 8.3
Stable tag: 1.1.3
License: GPL-2.0-or-later
License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
Text Domain: jpkcom-post-filter
Domain Path: /languages

Filter any post type by taxonomy terms — SEO-friendly URLs, AJAX, and shortcodes included.

Description

JPKCom Post Filter adds faceted taxonomy filtering to any WordPress archive page or via shortcodes. Visitors can narrow down posts, pages, or custom post types by one or more taxonomy terms, with every filter state reflected in the URL for bookmarking and sharing.

Key Features

  • SEO-friendly URL schema — Filter state encoded in the URL path: /blog/filter/category1+category2/tag1/
  • Four filter layouts — Horizontal bar, columns, sidebar, or dropdown with active-count badge
  • Three list layouts — Cards (grid), rows (list), or minimal (compact)
  • Hybrid rendering — Server-side on first load; AJAX + history.pushState when JS is available; full page reload fallback when JS is disabled
  • Auto-inject mode — Automatically wraps theme archive loops with filter UI (no shortcode needed)
  • Shortcode mode — Place filter, list, and pagination on archive pages via shortcodes
  • Gutenberg Blocks — Three native blocks (Post Filter, Post List, Post Pagination) with live editor preview and full InspectorControls panel
  • Elementor Widgets — Three widgets (Post Filter, Post List, Post Pagination) in a dedicated widget category, loaded only when Elementor is active
  • Oxygen Builder Elements — Three elements (Post Filter, Post List, Post Pagination) in a custom toolbar section, loaded only when Oxygen Builder Classic is active
  • Custom taxonomy creation — Register new WordPress taxonomies directly from the Filter Groups admin page
  • Plus/Minus interaction mode — Additive (+ icon) or exclusive (label click) filter selection
  • Show More button — Collapse long filter lists behind a configurable threshold
  • Four color schemes — Default, Dark, Contrast, Monochrome (all overridable)
  • Three stylesheet modes — Full plugin CSS, CSS variables only, or fully disabled
  • Four-layer caching — Object cache, transients, APCu, and PHP file cache for settings
  • Full accessibility — aria-live regions, aria-pressed toggle buttons, screen-reader-only counts
  • Multi-language — Ships with EN, de_DE, and de_DE_formal translations
  • No dependencies — No ACF, no Bootstrap, no jQuery required

Installation

  1. Upload the jpkcom-post-filter directory to /wp-content/plugins/.
  2. Activate the plugin via Plugins → Installed Plugins.
  3. Go to Post Filter → General and select the post types to filter.
  4. Go to Post Filter → Filter Groups and add the taxonomies you want as filter dimensions.
  5. Go to Settings → Permalinks and click Save Changes to flush rewrite rules.

Configuration

General Settings

Option Description
Enabled Post Types Which post types to activate filtering for
Auto-Inject Filter Automatically add filter UI to archive/blog pages per post type
URL Endpoint URL path segment for filter URLs (default: filter)
Bare Endpoint Behaviour What happens when /filter/ is accessed without filter terms: 404, redirect to blog homepage, or custom URL
Max Filter Combinations Maximum simultaneous active filter groups (affects URL and JS)
Max. Filters per Group Maximum terms selectable within one filter group (0 = unlimited)
Debug Mode Use debug-templates/ and write detailed logs to PHP error log

After changing the URL endpoint go to Settings → Permalinks and click Save, or use the Flush Rewrite Rules button on the General page.

Filter Groups

Each filter group maps a taxonomy to a URL position. Groups are applied in the configured order:

/archive-base/filter/{group-1-slugs}/{group-2-slugs}/
/blog/filter/web-design+marketing/wordpress/

Configure groups at Post Filter → Filter Groups. Each group has:

Field Description
Taxonomy Select an existing WP taxonomy, or enable "Register as new taxonomy" to create one
Label Displayed in the filter bar (and as admin label for new taxonomies)
Post Types Which archive pages this group appears on (empty = all enabled post types)
Order Numeric sort position — determines URL segment order
Enabled Toggle group on/off without deleting it

Creating new taxonomies — When "Register as new WordPress taxonomy" is checked, additional fields appear:

Field Description
Taxonomy Slug Unique identifier, lowercase letters and hyphens
Rewrite Slug URL prefix for term archive pages
Hierarchical Category-like (parent/child) or tag-like (flat)
Public Enable frontend term archive pages
Admin Column Show taxonomy as column in post list table
REST API Expose in REST API (required for Gutenberg)

Warning: Removing a filter group that registered a custom taxonomy will unregister that taxonomy and all term assignments on posts will be permanently lost.

Layout & Design

Post Filter → Layout & Design contains six tabs:

Tab: Global — Default filter layout (bar / columns / sidebar / dropdown), default list layout (cards / rows / minimal), and global spacing/typography variables.

Tab: Filter — Colors and dimensions for filter buttons (default, hover, active state), the reset button, and dropdown panel styling.

Tab: Posts — Card background, border, shadow, radius, padding; grid column counts for desktop, tablet, and mobile; typography and link colors.

Tab: Pagination — Colors for pagination buttons (default, hover, active), border radius, and font size.

Tab: Color Schemes — Choose a preset color scheme. Custom variable overrides from the other tabs are applied on top.

Scheme Description
Default WordPress blue accent, light backgrounds
Dark Dark backgrounds, light text, blue accent
Contrast Red reset button for stronger visual differentiation
Monochrome Black, white, and grey only — no color accent

Tab: Advanced — Stylesheet mode, filter interaction, pagination position, and custom CSS.

Setting Options Description
Stylesheet Mode Full / Variables only / Disabled Full loads the complete plugin CSS; Variables only outputs only the :root block as inline style; Disabled loads nothing
Reset Button Visibility Always / On selection / Never Controls when the "Reset filters" link is shown
Plus/Minus Mode on/off Adds +/– icons; clicking the label selects a filter exclusively, clicking + adds it to the current selection
Show More Button on/off + threshold Hides filters beyond the threshold behind a … toggle (not available in Dropdown layout)
Pagination Position Below / Above / Both Auto-inject only; shortcode pagination is placed manually
Custom CSS textarea Additional rules appended after the plugin stylesheet

Cache & Performance

Enable or disable individual cache layers, set the transient TTL, and clear caches from Post Filter → Cache.

Layer Description
Object Cache wp_cache_* for query results; invalidated on save_post / deleted_post
Transient Cache get/set_transient for taxonomy term lists; invalidated on term changes
Settings File Cache PHP include cache in .ht.jpkcom-post-filter-settings/; fastest for settings reads

Cache TTL applies to transients. Object cache respects the TTL of the active object cache backend.

Import / Export

All plugin settings (general, layout, cache, filter_groups) can be exported as a JSON file and re-imported at Post Filter → Import / Export. Useful for migrating settings between environments.

Shortcodes

Important: Where shortcodes work

Shortcodes always connect to the WordPress archive of the configured post type. When a filter is activated the browser navigates to a URL like /news/filter/slug/ — the base URL is always the post type archive, not the page the shortcode is placed on.

Supported placements:

  1. Archive template — Embed shortcodes inside an archive template via a page builder or the Gutenberg Full Site Editor. The page IS the archive, so archive URL = current URL.
  2. Posts Page (post type only) — Assign a WordPress page as the "Posts Page" under Settings → Reading. WordPress treats that page as the blog archive, so /blog/ and the shortcode page are the same URL.
  3. Auto-inject instead — Enable General → Auto-Inject Filter to have the plugin inject the filter UI into archive pages automatically, without any shortcode.

What does not work: Placing shortcodes on an arbitrary custom page (e.g. /test/) whose URL has nothing to do with the post type archive. Filter clicks, AJAX results, and pagination will all redirect to the archive URL, leaving the custom page behind.

[jpkcom_postfilter_filter]

Renders the filter bar.

Attribute Values Default
post_type any registered post type post
layout bar / columns / sidebar / dropdown backend setting
groups comma-separated group slugs all groups
reset true / false / always backend setting
class string —

The reset attribute overrides the global Reset Button Visibility setting: false forces "never", always forces "always", true uses the backend setting.

[jpkcom_postfilter_list]

Renders the filtered post list.

Attribute Values Default
post_type any registered post type post
layout cards / rows / minimal backend setting
limit integer -1 (all)
orderby date / title / menu_order date
order ASC / DESC DESC
class string —

[jpkcom_postfilter_pagination]

Renders pagination for the filtered list. Must be placed after [jpkcom_postfilter_list]. Returns empty output when there is only one page.

Attribute Values Default
post_type any registered post type post
class string —

Example

[jpkcom_postfilter_filter post_type="portfolio" layout="dropdown"]
[jpkcom_postfilter_list post_type="portfolio" layout="cards" limit="12"]
[jpkcom_postfilter_pagination post_type="portfolio"]

Use the interactive shortcode builder at Post Filter → Shortcodes to generate snippets without writing code.

Gutenberg Blocks

Three native Gutenberg blocks are available under the JPKCom Post Filter block category. They work in the classic Block Editor and in the Full Site Editor (FSE).

Post Filter

Renders the filter/facets UI.

Setting Options Default
Post Type any registered post type post
Layout Bar / Sidebar / Dropdown / Columns backend setting
Filter Groups comma-separated slugs all groups
Reset Button Default / Always / Never backend setting

Post List

Renders the filtered post listing.

Setting Options Default
Post Type any registered post type post
Layout Cards / Rows / Minimal / Theme backend setting
Posts per Page -1 to 100 5
Order By Date / Title / Menu Order date
Order ASC / DESC DESC

Post Pagination

Renders pagination for the post listing. Can be placed both above and below the Post List block — the plugin pre-scans the block tree before rendering to ensure pagination works at any position. Shows a static preview with example pages in the editor.

Setting Options Default
Post Type any registered post type post

Block placement notes

  • All three blocks must use the same Post Type setting to be paired correctly.
  • The filter bar and results zone are paired via data-jpkpf-post-type attributes — AJAX filtering works across blocks on the same page.
  • Pagination blocks placed above the Post List block work correctly: the plugin pre-runs the list query before any block renders.
  • In the editor, blocks show a live server-side preview. JS-driven features (Show More, Plus/Minus) are replicated server-side for accurate previews.

Building from source

Block editor scripts require a build step:

npm install
npm run build

Built files are output to blocks/build/. The plugin skips block registration when the build directory is missing.

Elementor Widgets

Three Elementor widgets are available under the JPKCom Post Filter widget category. They are only loaded when Elementor is active.

Post Filter

Control Type Default
Post Type Select post
Layout Select (Default / Bar / Sidebar / Dropdown / Columns) backend setting
Filter Groups Text (comma-separated slugs) all groups
Reset Button Select (Default / Always / Never) backend setting
CSS Class Text —

Post List

Control Type Default
Post Type Select post
Layout Select (Default / Cards / Rows / Minimal / Theme) backend setting
Posts per Page Number (-1 to 100) 5
Order By Select (Date / Title / Menu Order / Modified / Random) date
Order Select (DESC / ASC) DESC
CSS Class Text —

Post Pagination

Control Type Default
Post Type Select post
CSS Class Text —

Widget placement notes

  • All three widgets must use the same Post Type to work together.
  • Widgets call the same shortcode functions as the Gutenberg blocks — AJAX filtering, SEO-friendly URLs, and pagination work identically.
  • The Pagination widget can be placed both above and below the Post List widget.
  • Elementor templates for archive pages are the recommended placement.

Oxygen Builder Elements

Three Oxygen Builder Classic (v3.x+) elements are available under the Post Filter section in the Oxygen Add Elements panel. They are only loaded when Oxygen Builder is active.

Post Filter

Control Type Default
Post Type Dropdown post
Layout Dropdown (Default / Bar / Sidebar / Dropdown / Columns) backend setting
Filter Groups Text (comma-separated slugs) all groups
Reset Button Dropdown (Default / Always / Never) backend setting

Post List

Control Type Default
Post Type Dropdown post
Layout Dropdown (Default / Cards / Rows / Minimal / Theme) backend setting
Posts per Page Text (-1 = all) 5
Order By Dropdown (Date / Title / Menu Order / Modified / Random) date
Order Dropdown (Descending / Ascending) DESC

Post Pagination

Control Type Default
Post Type Dropdown post

Element placement notes

  • All three elements must use the same Post Type to work together.
  • Elements call the same shortcode functions as the Gutenberg blocks and Elementor widgets — AJAX filtering, SEO-friendly URLs, and pagination work identically.
  • The Pagination element can be placed both above and below the Post List element.
  • Oxygen archive templates are the recommended placement. Auto-inject mode does not work with Oxygen since it bypasses the standard WordPress template system.
  • Elements use the OxyEl API and appear in Oxygen's "Type to search components" field when searching for "post", "filter", "pagination", or "jpkcom".

Auto-Inject Mode

When Auto-Inject Filter is enabled for a post type in General Settings, the plugin automatically wraps the theme archive loop with the filter UI — no shortcode or template modification required. The filter bar is inserted before the loop and the results zone wraps the loop output.

The pagination position for auto-inject mode is configurable (Below / Above / Both) in Layout & Design → Advanced.

Auto-inject works by hooking into loop_start and loop_end on archive/blog pages. It does not run on singular posts, search results, or pages.

Template Overrides

Templates can be overridden per theme without editing plugin files. The loader checks these locations in order:

  1. themes/{child-theme}/jpkcom-post-filter/{template}
  2. themes/{parent-theme}/jpkcom-post-filter/{template}
  3. mu-plugins/jpkcom-post-filter-overrides/templates/{template}
  4. Plugin templates/ (or debug-templates/ when debug mode is on)

Example: To override the cards list template, copy plugins/jpkcom-post-filter/templates/partials/list/list-cards.php to themes/your-theme/jpkcom-post-filter/partials/list/list-cards.php.

Available templates

partials/filter/filter-bar.php       ← Horizontal bar layout
partials/filter/filter-columns.php   ← Columns layout
partials/filter/filter-sidebar.php   ← Sidebar layout
partials/filter/filter-dropdown.php  ← Dropdown layout
partials/list/list-cards.php         ← Cards (grid) layout
partials/list/list-rows.php          ← Rows layout
partials/list/list-minimal.php       ← Minimal (ul/li) layout
partials/pagination/pagination.php   ← Pagination
shortcodes/filter.php                ← Shortcode wrapper → delegates to partials/filter/
shortcodes/posts-list.php            ← Shortcode wrapper → delegates to partials/list/
shortcodes/pagination.php            ← Shortcode wrapper → delegates to partials/pagination/

Template action hooks

// Fires before and after every template part
add_action( 'jpkcom_postfilter_before_template_part', function( $path, $slug, $name, $args ) { ... }, 10, 4 );
add_action( 'jpkcom_postfilter_after_template_part',  function( $path, $slug, $name, $args ) { ... }, 10, 4 );

CSS Customisation

All styles use CSS custom properties prefixed --jpkpf-. Override them in your theme stylesheet, via the CSS Variables fields in Layout & Design, or via the Custom CSS field:

:root {
    --jpkpf-primary:             #0073aa;
    --jpkpf-primary-hover:       #005d8c;
    --jpkpf-filter-bg:           #f0f0f1;
    --jpkpf-filter-active-bg:    #0073aa;
    --jpkpf-filter-active-color: #ffffff;
    --jpkpf-filter-radius:       3px;
    --jpkpf-gap:                 0.5rem;
    --jpkpf-card-radius:         4px;
    --jpkpf-transition:          0.2s ease;
}

Developer Reference

See CLAUDE.md in the plugin root for the full developer reference including architecture decisions, constant definitions, cache layer documentation, template action hooks, and implementation notes.

Constants (wp-config.php overridable)

Constant Default Purpose
JPKCOM_POSTFILTER_VERSION '1.0.0' Plugin version
JPKCOM_POSTFILTER_DEBUG WP_DEBUG Enables debug mode and debug templates
JPKCOM_POSTFILTER_CACHE_ENABLED true Master cache toggle
JPKCOM_POSTFILTER_URL_ENDPOINT 'filter' URL path segment
JPKCOM_POSTFILTER_SETTINGS_DIR WP_CONTENT_DIR . '/.ht.jpkcom-post-filter-settings' Settings file cache location
JPKCOM_POSTFILTER_MAX_FILTER_COMBOS 3 Default max filter group combinations

JavaScript data attributes

<!-- Auto-inject mode: plugin adds data-jpkpf-wrapper automatically -->
<div data-jpkpf-wrapper data-jpkpf-base-url="/blog/">
    <nav data-jpkpf-filter-bar data-jpkpf-post-type="post">…</nav>
    <div data-jpkpf-results data-jpkpf-post-type="post" aria-live="polite">…</div>
</div>

<!-- Shortcode / Block / Elementor / Oxygen mode: paired by data-jpkpf-post-type -->
<nav data-jpkpf-filter-bar data-jpkpf-post-type="portfolio" data-jpkpf-base-url="/portfolio/">…</nav>
<div data-jpkpf-results data-jpkpf-post-type="portfolio">…</div>
<nav data-jpkpf-pagination data-jpkpf-post-type="portfolio">…</nav>

The data-jpkpf-pagination attribute on standalone pagination elements (blocks/shortcodes/Elementor) enables the JS to swap pagination content during AJAX filter requests, keeping pagination links filter-aware.

Key PHP functions

// Settings
jpkcom_postfilter_settings_get( 'general', 'url_endpoint', 'filter' )
jpkcom_postfilter_settings_get_group( 'layout' )
jpkcom_postfilter_settings_save( 'general', $data )
jpkcom_postfilter_settings_delete_cache( '*' )  // flush all

// Cache
jpkcom_postfilter_cache_get( $key, $found )
jpkcom_postfilter_cache_set( $key, $value, $ttl )
jpkcom_postfilter_cache_flush_group()
jpkcom_postfilter_transient_get( 'terms_category' )
jpkcom_postfilter_transient_set( 'terms_category', $data )

// Templates
jpkcom_postfilter_locate_template( 'partials/filter/filter-bar.php' )
jpkcom_postfilter_get_template_part( 'partials/filter/filter-bar', '', $args )
jpkcom_postfilter_get_template_html( 'partials/list/list-cards', '', $args )

// URL helpers
jpkcom_postfilter_get_filter_url( $base_url, $active_filters )
jpkcom_postfilter_get_archive_base_url( $post_type )
jpkcom_postfilter_get_active_filters()
jpkcom_postfilter_build_filter_url( $base, $filters )
jpkcom_postfilter_is_filter_request()

// Filter groups
jpkcom_postfilter_get_filter_groups_enabled()
jpkcom_postfilter_get_terms_for_group( $group, $active_filters )

FAQ

Does this plugin work with custom post types? Yes. Any post type registered in WordPress can be enabled in Post Filter → General.

Does it work with custom taxonomies? Yes. All registered taxonomies (including custom ones) appear in the Filter Groups configuration. You can also create new taxonomies directly from the Filter Groups page without writing any code.

Does filtering work without JavaScript? Yes. Each filter term is a regular <a> link. Without JS the page reloads with the new filter URL. With JS, only the results zone is updated via AJAX.

Will the filter URLs be indexed by search engines? Each filter combination has a unique, crawlable URL. The plugin registers WordPress rewrite rules and sets canonical URLs to avoid duplicate content.

Can I place shortcodes on any page? No — shortcodes must be placed on the archive page for the configured post type (via a page builder/FSE template, or by using a WordPress page as the "Posts Page"). On an arbitrary custom page the filter links will navigate away to the archive URL. See the Shortcodes section above for details. The same applies to Gutenberg blocks, Elementor widgets, and Oxygen elements.

Can I use multiple filter instances for different post types on the same page? Yes. Each shortcode/block/widget set is paired by post_type attribute. The JS matches [data-jpkpf-filter-bar][data-jpkpf-post-type="X"] with [data-jpkpf-results][data-jpkpf-post-type="X"].

Do the Gutenberg blocks work in the Full Site Editor (FSE)? Yes. All three blocks work in FSE templates. The pagination block can be placed above and/or below the list block — the plugin pre-scans the template block tree to ensure correct query availability regardless of block order.

Does the plugin require Elementor or Oxygen Builder? No. Page builder support is optional. Elementor widgets are only loaded when Elementor is active, and Oxygen elements are only loaded when Oxygen Builder is active. The plugin works independently with auto-inject mode, shortcodes, or Gutenberg blocks.

How do I clear the plugin cache? Go to Post Filter → Cache and click one of the Clear Cache buttons. Caches are also invalidated automatically when posts or terms are saved or deleted.

How do I change the URL segment from "filter" to something else? Change the URL Endpoint in Post Filter → General, then click Flush Rewrite Rules (or visit Settings → Permalinks and save).

How do I disable the plugin's CSS entirely? Set Stylesheet Mode to "Disabled" in Post Filter → Layout & Design → Advanced. You are then fully responsible for all styling.

Changelog

1.1.3

  • Plus/Minus Icon styling — New CSS variables (--jpkpf-pm-color, --jpkpf-pm-font-size, --jpkpf-pm-font-weight) for independent styling of the +/– icons in filter buttons
  • Layout & Design → Filter tab — New "Plus/Minus Icon" section with Color, Font Size, and Font Weight fields
  • Force no underline — New checkbox in Layout & Design → Advanced that applies text-decoration: none !important to all filter buttons and icons, fixing themes that force underlines on links
  • Translations — Updated de_DE and de_DE_formal translations for all new strings

1.1.2

  • Plugin Updater — Fixed manual ZIP upload failing with "invalid URL" error by adding wp_http_validate_url() check in verify_download_checksum()
  • Release Workflow — Fixed ZIP packaging without top-level directory; WordPress now correctly recognises the update by using a staging directory with the plugin slug

1.1.1

  • .github/workflows/release.yml — "Build Gutenberg blocks" npm ci bugfix

1.1.0

  • Gutenberg Blocks — Three native blocks (Post Filter, Post List, Post Pagination) with live server-side preview, InspectorControls, and Full Site Editor support
  • Elementor Widgets — Three widgets (Post Filter, Post List, Post Pagination) in a dedicated category, loaded only when Elementor is active
  • Oxygen Builder Elements — Three elements (Post Filter, Post List, Post Pagination) using the OxyEl API, loaded only when Oxygen Builder Classic is active
  • Block pre-scan — Pagination blocks can be placed above or below the list block; the plugin pre-scans the block tree (FSE templates and post content) before rendering to ensure correct query availability
  • AJAX pagination swap — Standalone pagination elements (blocks/shortcodes/Elementor) are updated during AJAX filter requests via data-jpkpf-pagination attribute, keeping pagination links filter-aware
  • Pagination placeholder — When filter selection reduces results to a single page, pagination is hidden but preserved as a DOM placeholder; it automatically reappears when filters change back to multiple pages
  • Auto-inject guard — Prevents duplicate pagination insertion in auto-inject mode during AJAX swaps

1.0.0

  • Initial release
  • Faceted filtering for any post type and taxonomy
  • Four filter layouts: bar, columns, sidebar, dropdown
  • Three list layouts: cards, rows, minimal
  • SEO-friendly URL schema with WordPress rewrite rules
  • AJAX filtering with history.pushState
  • Auto-inject mode for archive/blog pages with configurable pagination position
  • Shortcodes: [jpkcom_postfilter_filter], [jpkcom_postfilter_list], [jpkcom_postfilter_pagination]
  • Interactive shortcode builder in admin
  • Custom taxonomy registration from Filter Groups admin page
  • Plus/Minus interaction mode for filter buttons
  • Show More button with configurable threshold
  • Four predefined color schemes (Default, Dark, Contrast, Monochrome)
  • Three stylesheet modes (Full, Variables only, Disabled)
  • Reset button visibility modes (Always, On selection, Never)
  • Bare Endpoint Behaviour (404, redirect to home, custom URL)
  • Max. Filters per Group limit (URL + JS enforcement)
  • Four-layer caching (object cache, transients, APCu, file cache)
  • Settings import/export (JSON)
  • Translations: de_DE, de_DE_formal

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Faceted navigation and filtering of Posts, Pages, and Custom Post Types via WordPress taxonomies — SEO-friendly URLs, AJAX updates, and full screen reader support.

www.jpkc.com/

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