The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.Zero or Blank limit, should display all entries in a search facet block.
It's not doing that and instead setting it to a limit of 0, so nothing shows up.
I've made a patch to correct this behaviour.
From the form item when configuring the block
Number of terms
The maximum number of facet terms to be initially displayed in this block. Leave blank or set to 0 for no limit.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | search_api_facet_limit-1179990.patch | 967 bytes | j0rd |
| search_api_facet_limit.patch | 1.6 KB | j0rd |
Comments
Comment #1
j0rd commentedOops, that patch I've included also has a fix for wysiwyg module. Sorry. Here's a proper patch.
Comment #2
drunken monkeyAh, you're right of course. Seems to have been caused by #1049978: Provide a "More" link for facets.
The patch seems to work fine, thanks! Committed it.
By the way, please create patches relative to the module directory, not to your web server's root directory. They should be able to be applied with
git apply PATCH.Comment #3
j0rd commentedAny idea how to create a patch from the module directory? I'm getting yelled at in other issue queues for these types of patches too :)
Comment #4
drunken monkeyUm, yes, just change the directory to the module directory before creating the patch?
It depends on your local setup and how you create the patches, though, which in your case seems a bit strange. But I guess even if you have a large Git repository for the whole web server, you'll also have individual repositories for all modules. So just changing to the directory should work. If you aren't creating the patch on the command line, it wholly depends on the program you're using.
Comment #5
j0rd commented@dm PM time, but thanks for the insight.