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Paul Forsyth
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Thursday 22 April 2004 3:06:48 am
I think you need a conditional operator as part of your attribute_filter. Eg
attribute_filter, array(array( 'or', 'article/primo_piano', '=', true(),
'article2/primo_piano', '=', true() ) )
See the doco for this: http://ez.no/ez_publish/documentation/development/libraries/ez_template/operators/data_fetch Without this i think the filter just matches on the first condition, though i could be wrong. I haven't used it yet. paul
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Alessandro Cipriani
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Thursday 22 April 2004 3:43:04 am
hi paul following your suggestion i wrote:
{let news_list=fetch( content, tree, hash( parent_node_id, 2,
limit, 1,
attribute_filter, array('or', array( 'article/primo_piano', '=', true()), array( 'article/prodotti', '=', true() ) ),
sort_by, array( published, false() ) ) )}
and it's working.
but this code fetches objects by 2 attributes of the SAME object (article)
if i try to write 'article2/primo_piano' instead 'article/prodotti' i don't get anything... any suggestion?
best regards
alessandro
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Alessandro Cipriani
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Thursday 22 April 2004 4:53:17 am
yes paul
the new class (article2) is displayed without problems by all. The example you suggested me is about two attributes of the same class, while my need is to fetch two attributes of two different classes.
i think that this a sintax problem...
any hint?
cheers
alessandro
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Paul Forsyth
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Thursday 22 April 2004 5:05:18 am
Ah, i see. Well, the best thing is to use two fetchs then, one for each class. Once you have this you can check the arrays and do the appropriate action. paul
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