Michael Lackhoff schrieb:
> I just discovered the power of the relationship definitions. It is so
> easy to create a tree of one to many relationships.
> There is only one problem: they are unsorted.
> Is it possible to either define a default sort_by clause in the
> relationship definition or when the relationship method is actually
> used ($company->products({sort_by => 'name'}) or something like that?
$meta->relationships
(
changes => {type => 'one to many',
class => 'Changes',
column_map => {ID => 'AUFTRAG'},
manager_args => {sort_by => 'CHANGES.DATUM DESC'},
query_args => [KATEGORIE => {ne => ''}],
},
);
You can use "manager_args" for the ordering.
Bye, Uwe
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