A simple but beautiful solution, thank you Neill!
Den 24 maj 2012 17.35 skrev "Neill Mitchell" :
> I have a separate property hasCategory which I set appropriately in my
> templates. I then query that instead of the category.
>
> #ask:[[My page]]|?hasCategory
>
> Of course this only works if your
I have a separate property hasCategory which I set appropriately in my
templates. I then query that instead of the category.
#ask:[[My page]]|?hasCategory
Of course this only works if your pages are generated by templates :)
Cheers
Neill.
On 23/05/12 21:11, Leonard Wallentin wrote:
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>> is
On 23/05/12 21:11, Leonard Wallentin wrote:
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> >
> >> is there a way to hide hidden categories from showing up in query
> results that I have missed?
> >
> >If you mean excluding the pages for a certain category from your query
> result, then no, you cannot do this. I think.
>
> Sorry, that
So I've managed to get past my issues, even without help! ;) Anyways, you
knock one down, and another one pops up, isn't that how it usually is? So
what i have done so far is that i put all the coordinates in a Container
object instead. that solved the one to many mapping, however now it seems
tha
