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I’m not sure if this is helpful to you, but I just got a similar filter to work when the Post Object sub-field of the Repeater has the Return Format set to “Post ID”. With this setting, I just passed in the appropriate post_id as the value in the filter. So with your code above it’d be something like:
if ($value === false) {
$value = array();
$post_id_1 = 28;
$post_id_2 = 24;
$value[] = array(
'field_5e23ef3a22ea6' => $post_id_1, // post_id of the 1st Gas post that you want to choose
'field_5e23f00922ea7' => '0'
);
$value[] = array(
'field_5e23ef3a22ea6' => $post_id_2, // post_id of the 2nd Gas post that you want to choose
'field_5e23f00922ea7' => '0'
);
}
return $value;
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