Thanks all for quick comments and heads up with javascript! I was under the
dreamy impression that the array query value would be json encoded
automagically.
I am storing values with simple keys but json lists and dicts and would like
to index these values by exposing them in a view, not as their individual
elements (I find the many 'tag' examples) but in their entirety.
>>You'll either have to json encode or hash the array and then compare
the hashes.
Ok that makes sense, but how do I query with a json encoded value? I can
encode an array to json, and the arrays should be json already in the db,
but how would I write the query?
How do I do what I mean below? Naively replacing my_array with a json
string eg "[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]" doesn't work.
eg doc.array = [1,2,3,4,5]
function(doc){
if (doc.my_array == my_array in CLIENT ENCODED JSON)
{ emit(doc.my_array, doc);
}}
Thanks,
Rich
