I have boolean attributes in my table and i want to use the conditions
because I need to match each object for every boolean who will be
true.
The following exemple do not work great in my case because it will
return the objects who match both
define_index do
has :volunteer
has :contract
has :full_time
end
:with => {:volunteer => true, :contract => true}
I want to find a way to match with fields...I tried many time without
results ... do I have to pass it as integer
define_index do
indexes "CRC32(api_profiles.volunteer)", :as => :volunteer, :type
=> :boolean
indexes "CRC32(api_profiles.contract)", :as => :contract, :type
=> :boolean
indexes "CRC32(api_profiles.full_time)", :as => :full_time, :type
=> :boolean
end
:conditions => {:volunteer => params[:volunteer].to_crc32}
If someone can give me a clue....
I'm using match_mode :extended2 and mysql (TINYINT) 1
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