> It makes sense. I checked the doceumentation for contentObjectFind like you
> mentioned and it had a decent amount of information on the stFilter
> structure.
>
> I decided that I need to add to the stFilter struct the following code:
>
> stFilter.stSearchable = STRUCTNEW();
> stFilter.stSearchable.myProperty = "1";
>
> However, I'm still getting back all my objects of that type with any value
> for myProperty. I'm appending to the stFilter struct in
> selectInvocations.cfm.
>
> I'm editing the correct piece of code aren't I?
>
Is myProperty marked searchable in your type definition?
I have noticed that coFind returns all objects of a type
even when you specify a property if that property is not
searchable. I'm not sure I like this behavior but doing a
badly optimized "retrieve all and scan the property" would
annoy me some too.
Rich
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