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Thursday 15 January 2009 6:00:39 am - 3 replies

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Christophe Condomines	Friday 16 January 2009 1:47:50 am I think the search module views don't allow this, but you can make something similar using a fetch content/list or content/tree and using the attrbute filtering or Extended attribute filtering You should have a look to the documentation here: http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0/reference/modules/content/fetch_functions/list There are some examples at the end. Microblau SL http://www.microblau.net
Christophe Saint-Pierre	Friday 16 January 2009 4:08:04 am Yes , I just viewed it : Attribute filtering The attribute filter mechanism is controlled by the "attribute_filter" parameter. Attribute filtering makes it possible to fetch a set of nodes where an attribute (or several attributes) contains some specific data. Filtering on the attribute level is supported for the following datatypes: * Checkbox * Date * Date and time * E-mail * Integer * Object relation * Selection (will not work when used as multiple selector) * Text line * Time Not the XmlBlock. Thanks.
Mark Simon	Thursday 22 January 2009 8:13:42 am You can also try to split thesearch request, and add the results together. Something like: {set $myfirstresult=fetch(content,search, hash(.... {set $mysecondresult=fetch(content,search, hash(.... Then you have to manually append every entry from $mysecondresult to the first one. To avoid multiple results check the object id before appending. You can also use the arraysortoperator extension give the results a better order. www.all2e.com

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Friday 16 January 2009 1:47:50 am

I think the search module views don't allow this, but you can make something similar using a fetch content/list or content/tree and using the attrbute filtering or Extended attribute filtering

You should have a look to the documentation here:
http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0/reference/modules/content/fetch_functions/list
There are some examples at the end.

Microblau SL
http://www.microblau.net

Christophe Saint-Pierre

Friday 16 January 2009 4:08:04 am

Yes , I just viewed it :
Attribute filtering

The attribute filter mechanism is controlled by the "attribute_filter" parameter. Attribute filtering makes it possible to fetch a set of nodes where an attribute (or several attributes) contains some specific data. Filtering on the attribute level is supported for the following datatypes:

*
Checkbox
*
Date
*
Date and time
*
E-mail
*
Integer
*
Object relation
*
Selection (will not work when used as multiple selector)
*
Text line
*
Time

Not the XmlBlock.

Thanks.

Mark Simon

Thursday 22 January 2009 8:13:42 am

You can also try to split thesearch request, and add the results together.
Something like:

{set $myfirstresult=fetch(content,search, hash(....

{set $mysecondresult=fetch(content,search, hash(....

Then you have to manually append every entry from $mysecondresult to the first one.
To avoid multiple results check the object id before appending.

You can also use the arraysortoperator extension give the results a better order.

www.all2e.com

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