Hi Dan,
In the function you wrote, $p has no value. It thus cannot work. Also, I'm
not sure about how would the $args array parameter interpreted in the first
two lines, so I suggest you to rewrite the function in the following way
instead:
function BOLTsearchResultsSort($outarray, $args) {
$q = $args['query'];
$s = $args['sort'];
$sortFunc = "BOLTsort$s";
if (function_exists("BOLTsort$s")) return $sortFunc($outarray);
$sortFunc = 'BOLTsort' . BOLTconfig('language');
if (function_exists($sortFunc)) return $sortFunc($outarray);
if ($s == 'lastmodified') $s = '{+lastmodified}';
foreach ($outarray as $p=>$page) { // allows for index.names::{+p} for
example
$ss = str_replace(Array('{+field}', '{+value}', '{+value::'),
Array($page, "$q::$page", "$q::$page::"), $s);
if (strpos($ss, '{+lastmodified}') !== false) {
$lm = BOLTFlastmodified(Array('page' => $page, 'dir' =>
$args['dir']));
$ss = str_replace('{+lastmodified}', $lm, $ss);
}
if (strpos($ss, '{+') !== false) $ss =
preg_replace('/\{\+([0-9]+)\}/e', 'BOLTinfoVar($q, "$page::$1")', $ss);
$sortarray[$page] = BOLTdisplayReplace($ss, $p, $outarray);
}
if ($s == '{+lastmodified}') arsort($sortarray);
else natcasesort($sortarray);
return array_keys($sortarray);
}
Now my birthday calendar only needs to be pimped a bit with templates,
that's great !
Thank you, again, very much for your great work. It is very nice of you to
extend Boltwire's features just for one requirement.
Cheers,
Tiffany
Le jeudi 9 octobre 2014 22:41:18 UTC+2, Dan a écrit :
>
> Hi Tiffany
>
> I got to looking at this and it turns out the BOLTsearchResultsSort
> function in library.php is not smart enough to do this. I got to tinkering,
> and discovered we could get much better functionality in less code by
> swapping the entire function out with the following. Why don't you try it
> and let me know how it goes:
>
> function BOLTsearchResultsSort($outarray, $args) {
> $sortFunc = "BOLTsort$args[sort]";
> if (function_exists("BOLTsort$args[sort]")) return $sortFunc($outarray);
> $sortFunc = 'BOLTsort' . BOLTconfig('language');
> if (function_exists($sortFunc)) return $sortFunc($outarray);
> $q = $args['query'];
> $s = $args['sort'];
> if ($s == 'lastmodified') $s = '{+lastmodified}';
> foreach ($outarray as $page) { // allows for index.names::{+p} for example
> $ss = str_replace(Array('{+field}', '{+value}', '{+value::'), Array($page,
> "$q::$page", "$q::$page::"), $s);
> if (strpos($ss, '{+lastmodified}') !== false) {
> $lm = BOLTFlastmodified(Array('page' => $page, 'dir' => $args['dir']));
> $ss = str_replace('{+lastmodified}', $lm, $ss);
> }
> if (strpos($ss, '{+') !== false) $ss = preg_replace('/\{\+([0-9]+)\}/e',
> 'BOLTinfoVar($q, "$page::$1")', $ss);
> $sortarray[$page] = BOLTdisplayReplace($ss, $p, $outarray);
> }
> if ($s == '{+lastmodified}') arsort($sortarray);
> else natcasesort($sortarray);
> return array_keys($sortarray);
> }
>
> Note, this taps into the displayReplace function so you can get pretty
> much any template variable available there. And {+1} or {+2} tap into the
> infovar function so you can sort on info parts when doing a query.
>
> It's a pretty radical change. Shouldn't disrupt too many existing search
> queries--just adds a lot of new possibilities. Maybe you can help me debug
> a bit and see if I have overlooked anything. If not, we can put this in the
> next release...
>
> Cheers,
> Dan
>
>
> On Thu, Oct 9, 2014 at 1:51 PM, Tiffany Grenier <[email protected]
> <javascript:>> wrote:
>
>> Hi Dan,
>>
>> Thank you for this hint. I've used +p and +title so much that I had
>> forgotten about the +: syntax for data fields. The fi condition now works
>> as expected (and by the way, users are assigning priorities, so a page can
>> have more than one priority, but I just want to now if there is at least
>> one person who gave it priority A, hence the inlist).
>> For the sorting, however, I cannot make it work. Here is another example
>> where I am trying to have a page with users birthdays... I trid to do
>> [(search group=member.* if="set {+:birthdateday} && set {+:birthdatemonth}
>> && set {+:birthdateyear}"
>> sort={+:birthdatemonth},{+:birthdateday},{+:birthdateyear} type=-{zones}
>> fmt="{+:birthdateday}/{+:birthdatemonth} [[{+p}|+]] ({+:birthdateyear})"
>> count=false)]
>> but then the results are:
>> 04/08 Eloise Beranger (1983)
>> 21/12 Lucian Sholva (1993)
>> 14/12 James Faith (1991)
>> 07/07 Wanda Venbi (1997)
>> ... Wanda should come before Eloise and Lucian at the end...
>>
>> I also tried to write sort='{+:birthdatemonth} {+:birthdateday}
>> {+:birthdateyear}' but the result is the same. I can't find anything on
>> Boltwire's website that could solve this issue. Any idea?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Tiffany
>>
>>
>> Le mercredi 8 octobre 2014 00:19:25 UTC+2, Dan a écrit :
>>>
>>> Tiffany, to retrieve a data variable, you use {:field}. In a template,
>>> it should be {+:field}. In your example {+priority} will return null which
>>> is why the condition fails.
>>>
>>> Data values would need to be stored on each page in the search result
>>> for this to work of course.
>>>
>>> If you had a priority info page, you could store all your priority
>>> values on one page keyed to the page name--and you would use {+::field}.
>>> This speeds up the processing considerably as BoltWire only has to do one
>>> file read. Unless you are using titles or something which requires a file
>>> read anyway.
>>>
>>> I'm curious why you are using inlist. If the priority data value is
>>> something like "A,C,F" and you want to see if 'A' is in the list, your
>>> syntax would be correct. If you wanted to see if the data value was set to
>>> A or C or F, you would use if='equal {+:priority} A'.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Dan
>>>
>>>
>>> On Tue, Oct 7, 2014 at 1:12 PM, Tiffany Grenier <[email protected]>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Well, I assigned a priority data field to some pages, and I wanted to
>>>> display only the one with priority A. Somewhere else, I want to show them
>>>> all but sort them per priority. The priority is not part of the page
>>>> hierarchy because I use the hierarchy to reflect something else, like the
>>>> category.
>>>> I tried to do, without success, the following (nothing is returned):
>>>> [(search group={p}.* if='inlist list={+priority} item="A"' count=false
>>>> type=-{zones})]
>>>> I managed to achieve the first part of my result with:
>>>> [(search group={p}.* template=subpageslistA count=false type=-{zones})]
>>>> /*
>>>> [[#subpageslistA]]
>>>> [(template each)][if inlist list={+priority} item="A"]<(breadcrumb
>>>> "{+p}" name=link offset={p0} separator=' >> ')>[if]
>>>> [[#endsubpageslistA]]
>>>> */
>>>> But the sorting won't work, and I think it processes things similarly
>>>> to the if.
>>>>
>>>> Cheers,
>>>> Tiffany
>>>>
>>>> Le mardi 7 octobre 2014 16:16:22 UTC+2, Dan a écrit :
>>>>>
>>>>> The if parameter works differently in list and search functions, than
>>>>> any other function. In most functions, the value is processed as based on
>>>>> the current page and determines whether or not the process is called.
>>>>>
>>>>> In list and search, the if function is run on each item in the report
>>>>> to determine whether or not it is included in the report. You can use
>>>>> {+field}, {+value}, {+p}, {+p0}, {+title}, etc. Normal vars (like {p} and
>>>>> the rest are processed before the function is ever called and refer to
>>>>> the
>>>>> page you are on. So you can do if='equal {+p2} {p2}' and it will work as
>>>>> expected.
>>>>>
>>>>> In my tests, seems to be working. If something isn't, just let me
>>>>> know--I can look into it a bit more. But as you have already discovered,
>>>>> there's often more than one way to do things in BoltWire. :)
>>>>>
>>>>> Cheers,
>>>>> Dan
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On Mon, Oct 6, 2014 at 1:04 PM, Tiffany Grenier <[email protected]>
>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Perfect :-)
>>>>>> Also, as this may interest someone looking for solutions related to
>>>>>> the pulldown menu, I was trying to do some filtering on the data
>>>>>> variables
>>>>>> of the result, but it seems that they are not replaced in the the if
>>>>>> clause. If I put the if inside the template, however, it works great.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Cheers,
>>>>>> Tiffany
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Le lundi 6 octobre 2014 14:59:04 UTC+2, Dan a écrit :
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I was having a similar problem the other day and finally figured out
>>>>>>> the reason and a workaround. I actually added a couple paragraphs to
>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>> documentation on this issue at
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> http://www.boltwire.com/index.php?p=docs.handbook.forms.input_select
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Look for the section on templates. Basically it has to do with the
>>>>>>> order of processing.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> This morning I went back and looked at the code to find a better
>>>>>>> solution, and discovered there was something already there--it just
>>>>>>> wasn't
>>>>>>> working right. So I changed lines 326 and 327 in library.php to these
>>>>>>> and
>>>>>>> it now allows fmts to have {+title}:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> $out = preg_replace('/\{\+([^:{}+=*]+)\}/e',
>>>>>>> "BOLTvars('$page:$1')", $out); // template replacements $out =
>>>>>>> preg_replace('/\{\+:?([^{}+=*]+)\}/e', "BOLTvars('$page:$1')",
>>>>>>> $out); // nested template replacements
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Also a more serious problem. I had commented out line 415 of
>>>>>>> library.php when I was doing some debugging in the last release and
>>>>>>> forgot
>>>>>>> to uncomment it. Please fix that while you are at it, or you will have
>>>>>>> problems on forms where nextpage is not explicitly set. I'm posting an
>>>>>>> emergency patch to 4.17.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Cheers,
>>>>>>> Dan
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> On Mon, Oct 6, 2014 at 5:01 AM, Tiffany Grenier <
>>>>>>> [email protected]> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Hi again :-)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> This time, I'm trying to create a form where people can select
>>>>>>>> let's say their best friend through a pulldown menu, and I can't make
>>>>>>>> it
>>>>>>>> display the page titles (friend pseudo).
>>>>>>>> I've tried to do the following, without success: [select
>>>>>>>> bestie][(search group=member type=-{zones} fmt='[option "{+p}"
>>>>>>>> "{+title}"]')][select]
>>>>>>>> The following works, but is not what I wanted: [select
>>>>>>>> bestie][(search group=member type=-{zones} fmt='[option "{+p}"
>>>>>>>> "{+page}"]')][select]
>>>>>>>> Could you please tell me what I'm doing wrong?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Cheers,
>>>>>>>> Tiffany
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