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Graham Tillotson
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Wednesday 18 February 2009 2:35:51 pm
Bumping this one -- anyone out there tried the attribute sort with eZ Find? We've been working on it today, and we can get the syntax to work with the internal search engine but not with eZ Find. Some key questions around this: ** should the fetch syntax for attribute sorting work the same with both the internal search engine and eZ Find? ** should the attribute sort parameters work for both standard fetches and those with keyword filters (when searching)? Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
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Nicolas Pastorino
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Thursday 19 February 2009 8:36:00 am
Hello, Here is the supported syntax for the sort_by parameter :
'sort_by', hash( 'published', 'asc',
'folder/name', 'asc' )
Should you want to sort by only one criteria, use the similar :
'sort_by', hash( 'article/title', 'asc' )
Hope it helped.
Please note the the 2.0 stable version of eZFind is out now, including nice new features, and, on a sidenote, bugfixes.
http://ez.no/company/news/ez_systems_releases_apache_solr_based_open_source_enterprise_search_solution_ez_find_2_0 Enjoy !
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Greg Lakomy
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Friday 20 February 2009 11:59:46 am
I've tried using that syntex with my install of eZ Find (1.0.0beta2), but still no luck... Here is my code:
{def $search = fetch( 'content', 'search',
hash( 'text', $search_text,
'sort_by', hash('press_release_page/title', 'asc'),
'offset', $view_parameters.offset,
'limit', $page_limit,
'section_id', 10,
'subtree_array', $search_subtree_array,
'class_id', array( '49' ),
'class_attribute_id', $search_field
)
)}
I will try installing new 2.0 next and give you an update...
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Greg Lakomy
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Wednesday 25 February 2009 7:50:15 am
Quick update... I got sort_by working with eZ Find 2.0 Here is my sample:
{def $search = fetch( ezfind, search,
hash( 'query', $search_text,
'sort_by', hash('press_release_page/publish_date', desc),
'offset', $view_parameters.offset,
'section_id', 10,
'subtree_array', $search_subtree_array,
'class_id', array( '49' ),
'class_attribute_id', $search_field,
'limit', $page_limit ) ) }
Filters are helpful too:
{def $search = fetch( ezfind, search,
hash( 'query', $search_text,
'sort_by', hash('press_release_page/publish_date', desc),
'filter', 'press_release_page/country:Japan',
'offset', $view_parameters.offset,
'section_id', 10,
'subtree_array', $search_subtree_array,
'class_id', array( '49' ),
'class_attribute_id', $search_field,
'limit', $page_limit ) ) }
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Nicolas Pastorino
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Tuesday 03 March 2009 1:24:12 am
Hi Greg,
Great to see that you got everything to work !
A small addition to your post, about the power of filters. It has been enhanced in eZ Find 2.0, now supporting any combination of boolean filters. You can get inspiration from http://ez.no/doc/extensions/ez_find. Here is an excerpt :
fetch( ezfind, search,
hash( query, 'eZ Systems',
filter, array( 'or',
array( 'and',
'article/body:hello',
'article/rating:[1 TO 10]'
),
array( 'and',
'article/body:goodbye',
'article/rating:[10 TO 20]'
)
)
)
Would you have another piece of feedback on this 2.0 stable release ? Have you pushed it in production yet ? Thanks and best regards,
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Sylvain Gogel
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Friday 27 March 2009 4:15:44 am
ezfind, search is pretty kewl but there is two use cases i cannot acheaves: <b>Use Case 1:</b>
On a multi content class search ; filter by node.published within a range
something like
'filter', array('published:NOW TO NOW/DAY-30DAY')
To get all content published the last 30 days this synthax does not work <b>Use Case 2:</b>
Search multiple classes related to a single theme
This is the school case: News 1--->* Theme
I want to fetch all news that are related to a given theme
Somthing like:
'filter', array( '*/themes/node_id:458')
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