how do you add a filter of an array variable to search.create in a script

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

To add a filter of an array variable to

search.create

in a script, you can use the

filterExpression

property of the search object. This property allows you to get the existing filter expression and modify it by adding your own filter expression. Here's an example of how you can do this:

javascript
var expr = search.filterExpression;
expr.push(['your', 'added', 'filter']);
search.filterExpression = expr;

Or you can use the

concat

method to add your filter to the existing filter expression:

javascript
search.filterExpression = search.filterExpression.concat(['your', 'added', 'filter']);

If you want to add OR expressions when adding search filters, you can create the filters like

[ search.createFilter(), 'OR', search.createFilter() ]

. For dynamic filters, you can use any programming logic to create the filter based on your conditions. Here's an example:

javascript
var dynamicFilter = null;
if (condition) {
    dynamicFilter = search.createFilter({})
} else {
    dynamicFilter = search.createFilter({})
}

var filters = searchObj.filters;
filters.push(dynamicFilter);
searchObj.filters = filters;

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