When operator is unlocked, it's exposed to the user normally.
I want to use operator identifier to create some useful links, but i dont like to show operator drop down to users.
I ask you to create another check box as "Hide operator".
Thanks!

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dawehner
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Assigned: AKAli » Unassigned

So you want to unlock the operator but don't show the operator form element to the user?

If yes you can definitive do this my using "views-exposed-form.tpl.php"

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AKAli commented

ok!
i found it and commented related lines. That's working.
But this is a hook. I think about a new feature to do this via admin interface.

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dawehner
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sure but is this really a often wanted feature...

You could do so much on views... but its not needed a lot

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dawehner
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Status: Active » Postponed

Let's mark it as postponed, perhaps someone will catch the issue.

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esmerel commented
Status: Postponed » Closed (won't fix)

Given the lack of activity/interest by others in creating a patch for this task, I'm going to mark it "Won't fix". If someone does want to write a patch later, it can by all means be considered.