Item11489: SEARCH using META:WORKFLOWHISTORY is not working
Priority: Normal
Current State: Closed
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The following query should return the set of topics that have at least one rev where it was APPROVED, but it returns nothing.
%SEARCH{"form.name ~ '*ProcedureForm' AND META:WORKFLOWHISTORY[state = 'APROVADO']"
order="date" nonoise="on" type="query"
header="| *Título* |"
format="| [[$topic][$formfield(Titulo)]] |"
}%
WORKFLOWHISTORY
is a multi-valued meta key, so it's not parsed without a call to
registerMeta
.
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GilmarSantosJr - 31 Jan 2012
Hi Gilmar,
I've never used this plugin, but I just thought I'd point out - it helps enormously to register the full schema with
registerMETA()
, if at all possible, for the sake of alternate/caching backends like
SolrPlugin,
DBIStoreContrib &
MongoDBPlugin.
I know things like
RevCommentPlugin are doomed (it is not possible to enumerate all the possible key names, because they keep incrementing ad infinitum), but if it
is possible to register all possible keys which are expected be stored in a particular META:TYPE, it makes the job of DB backends much easier.
I'd recommend using the
registerMETA('FOO', many => 1, allow => [qw(bar cat)])
rather than
require
, so that changes to the schema as the plugin evolves can be more graceful (the failure mode with
requires
opt is rather ugly IMHO).
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PaulHarvey - 31 Jan 2012
And, you may already be aware, but if not: you could do
alias => 'workflowhistories'
so the search could be written
%SEARCH{"form.name ~ '*ProcedureForm' AND workflowhistories[state = 'APROVADO']"
- but there are benefits to avoiding that (Eg. querying on the alias won't work if the plugin that registers that type is disabled).
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PaulHarvey - 31 Jan 2012