I’m trying to achieve this in my API call: https://requesturl.supabase.co?created_at=gte.2025-06-01&created_at=lt.2025-06-04 However, when I use the same query parameter (created_at in this case) multiple times, it gets replaced automatically in the UI, so I can’t create range filters. Is there a way to send multiple filters on the same column without them overwriting each other?
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Lucas G
5 days ago
Concat the string
Targox
4 days ago
Doesn't work cuz it creates this: [...]&created_at=gte.2025-06-01%26created_at%3D[...]& -> %26 which doesn't work for this apparently
@Lucas G
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