Re: XPath jcr:contains(.,\"value\") exlude one or more Properties

Hey Michael, You could do it by combining it, search all properties by using the '.' and then combine it with an and expression where you say myproperty does not contain myvalue (by prefixing it with a minus sign) For example: /jcr:root//*[jcr:contains(.,'myvalue') and

Re: XPath jcr:contains(.,\"value\") exlude one or more Properties

Just as an extra, seeing as JCR XPath is actually deprecated, you could also easily do it in JCR SQL2 ;) select * from [nt:base] as s where contains(*,'myvalue') and not contains(myproperty, 'myvalue') > On 4 Feb 2017, at 21:48, Roy Teeuwen wrote: > > Hey Michael, > > You

XPath jcr:contains(.,"value") exlude one or more Properties

Hi guys, is it possible to do a jcr:contains(.,"my value") Query and exclude one or more properties from being searched for the current search? Something like "search all possible properties but ignore property1 and property2". Or is it just possible in the other way explicit name the

Re: XPath jcr:contains(.,"value") exlude one or more Properties

Hey Michael, That's exactly what first argument is for. The dot "." means that it will search all the properties. If you want to search in a specific property, you could make it jcr:contains(@myproperty,"my value") Greets Roy > On 4 Feb 2017, at 19:31, zerocoo...@web.de wrote: > > Hi guys, >

Re: XPath jcr:contains(.,\"value\") exlude one or more Properties

Hi, thanks for your response. I know this normal search pattern in a specific property. I was hoping there is something like a blacklist -> exclude one property but search all others without name theme explicit. It seems not ;-) Greetings, Michael