Hi,
You can directly loop through the search result using a {% for %} loop.
If you want to have the current list of values from your search result “result”
use:
{% print result.result %}
You can get the following properties from a m_search_result record:
search
search_name
search_props
result
page
pages
pagelen
next
prev
Best, Marc
> On 05 Oct 2016, at 10:03, heiheshang <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> m,m_search,
> {m_search_result,query,
> [{custompivot,"operation_type"},
> {filter,["pivot1.operation_code","=",<<>>]},
> {pagelen,30},
> {page,1}],
> {search_result,[],1,undefined,undefined,undefined,
> undefined,undefined,undefined},
> undefined,undefined,0,undefined,undefined,undefined}}
>
> in tpl get search_result?
>
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