On Donnerstag, 27. März 2008, cnit wrote:
> Hi to Markus and everyone,
> I've found that sorting by multiple properties works for everything but
> ask rss feeds. Simple rss feeds worked fine, but more complex behaved
> like parameters are missed or incorrectly specified.
>
> I've made a simple fix
Hi to Markus and everyone,
I've found that sorting by multiple properties works for everything but
ask rss feeds. Simple rss feeds worked fine, but more complex behaved
like parameters are missed or incorrectly specified.
I've made a simple fix and now it seems to work for me.
I hope it can be rev
On Montag, 17. März 2008, cnit wrote:
>
> > * Special:Ask has changed. It now has multiple sorting inputs, and new
> > input fields can be added with a dedicated link. This link uses a new
> > message which still needs translation in most languages. The advantage is
> > that we can again use the t
> OK, I have now finally found some time to integrate multi-property sorting
> into SVN, though with major modifications in some parts. The patch was still
> very useful in many places.
Good to hear!
> Changes compared to earlier (patch) implementation:
> * Avoid multiple use of the same property
OK, I have now finally found some time to integrate multi-property sorting
into SVN, though with major modifications in some parts. The patch was still
very useful in many places.
Changes compared to earlier (patch) implementation:
* Avoid multiple use of the same property tables in SQL queries
> Dmitriy - as i suspect is the case with others, i'm monitoring your
> progress and supportive of this important addition. Thanks for your
> efforts. Dan
Hello Dan,
Thanks for the support! I am wondering, whether my code is robust
enough? You may try to use the patch on your wiki, if you need a
> There is no such feature by now, but it would be possible to do that if
> someone finds the time (basically one would use an array of sort terms
> instead of a single string internally). I think it is OK to use "," as a
> separator (I did not encounter many property names with that symbol yet ...
Hello to Markus and to every respectful developer,
My previous attempt of patch had some bugs, which prevented it from
working properly. Now I've modified it, and it seems to work. I've
tested it on my wiki, though can't be 100% sure that it works exactly
right and in optimal way, because my knowle
On Mittwoch, 6. Februar 2008, cnit wrote:
> > There is no such feature by now, but it would be possible to do that if
> > someone finds the time (basically one would use an array of sort terms
> > instead of a single string internally). I think it is OK to use "," as a
> > separator (I did not enco
> There is no such feature by now, but it would be possible to do that if
> someone finds the time (basically one would use an array of sort terms
> instead of a single string internally). I think it is OK to use "," as a
> separator (I did not encounter many property names with that symbol yet ...
On Mittwoch, 6. Februar 2008, cnit wrote:
> Hi!
> Can I use consequtive sorting by multiple property values, comparable
> to mysql "ORDER BY column1, column2" in ask query?
> I've tried "sort=Leap0,Year|" it doesn't return any result.
> "sort=Leap0|" works fine, though.
> Such feature would be grea
Hi!
Can I use consequtive sorting by multiple property values, comparable
to mysql "ORDER BY column1, column2" in ask query?
I've tried "sort=Leap0,Year|" it doesn't return any result.
"sort=Leap0|" works fine, though.
Such feature would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Dmitriy
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