Search

object

The Search object reflects permitted search[...] query parameters from the current page URL. It is only assigned when the request includes a search query string; otherwise search is not defined in Liquid — use {% if search %} before accessing it.

Use dot syntax for the fixed attributes documented below (for example search.name). You can also use bracket syntax for those keys (for example ``).

Tag category filters from the URL are exposed on the same object with bracket syntax and the category name as it appears in the query, for example or. There is no search.amenities-style dot accessor for dynamic category names.

Attributes

`search.active_promotion`

boolean

Returns true or false.

`search.category`

string

Returns the category searched.

`search.city`

string

Returns the city searched.

`search.country`

string

Returns the country searched.

`search.departure_date`

object

Returns the departure_date as an object i.e. {"greater_than"=>"2022-11-19", "less_than"=>"2023-12-28"}. Specific values can be accessed via: search.departure_date.equal_to, search.departure_date.greater_than and search.departure_date.less_than as relevant.

`search.departure_month`

string

Returns the departure_month as a string in the form it was passed in i.e. Jan or 1.

`search.duration`

object

Returns the duration as an object i.e. {"greater_than"=>"3", "less_than"=>"8"}. Specific values can be accessed via: search.duration.equal_to, search.duration.greater_than and search.duration.less_than as relevant.

`search.exclude_sold_out_products`

boolean

Returns true or false.

`search.include_organisation_products`

boolean

Returns true or false.

`search.include_organisation_packages`

boolean

Returns true or false.

`search.month`

number

Returns the month as a number, e.g. 2 would represent February.

`search.series_id`

string

Returns the series_id searched.

`search.subcategory`

string

Returns the subcategory searched.

`search.sort`

string

Returns name_asc, name_desc, duration_asc, duration_desc, departure_date_asc or departure_date_desc.

`search.year`

number

Returns the year as a number, e.g. 2023.