No, you cannot pass multiple filters. But the good news is you don't need to.

Just create a custom filter.

In your case, you might first set the edit tool to use withbody, and then further edit the filter to check the box next to .wrapper -> total, in the edit tool.

When you do that, you get a custom filter like !BHTP)ZqRO*RussQSam5gFh2.5-X*0T -- which you can see in action with queries like:

[/2.2/search?pagesize=1&intitle=orange& ... &filter=!BHTP)ZqRORussQSam5gFh2.5-X0T][3]

[3]: https://api.stackexchange.com/2.2/search?pagesize=1&intitle=orange&site=stackoverflow&filter=!BHTP)ZqRORussQSam5gFh2.5-X0T

No, you cannot pass multiple filters. But the good news is you don't need to.

Just create a custom filter.

In your case, you might first set the edit tool to use withbody, and then further edit the filter to check the box next to .wrapper -> total, in the edit tool.

When you do that, you get a custom filter like !BHTP)ZqRO*RussQSam5gFh2.5-X*0T -- which you can see in action with queries like:

[/2.2/search?pagesize=1&intitle=orange& ... &filter=!BHTP)ZqRORussQSam5gFh2.5-X0T][3]

[3]: https://api.stackexchange.com/2.2/search?pagesize=1&intitle=orange&site=stackoverflow&filter=!BHTP)ZqRORussQSam5gFh2.5-X0T

No, you cannot pass multiple filters. But the good news is you don't need to.

Just create a custom filter.

In your case, you might first set the edit the tool to use withbody, and then further edit the filter to check the box next to .wrapper -> total, in the edit tool.

When you do that, you get a custom filter like !BHTP)ZqRO*RussQSam5gFh2.5-X*0T -- which you can see in action with queries like:

[/2.2/search?pagesize=1&intitle=orange& ... &filter=!BHTP)ZqRORussQSam5gFh2.5-X0T][3]

[3]: https://api.stackexchange.com/2.2/search?pagesize=1&intitle=orange&site=stackoverflow&filter=!BHTP)ZqRORussQSam5gFh2.5-X0T

No, you cannot pass multiple filters. But the good news is you don't need to.

Just create a custom filter.

In your case, you might first set the edit tool to use withbody, and then further edit the filter to check the box next to .wrapper -> total, in the edit tool.

When you do that, you get a custom filter like !BHTP)ZqRO*RussQSam5gFh2.5-X*0T -- which you can see in action with queries like:

[/2.2/search?pagesize=1&intitle=orange& ... &filter=!BHTP)ZqRORussQSam5gFh2.5-X0T][3]

[3]: https://api.stackexchange.com/2.2/search?pagesize=1&intitle=orange&site=stackoverflow&filter=!BHTP)ZqRORussQSam5gFh2.5-X0T