I'm getting pretty reasonable with examine now but have hit a brick wall with creating a list of IExamineValue's inside a GroupedOr IBooleanOperation.
The code below very nearly works, but it only searches against the first item in the iListPracticeNones array. Not sure if what I am trying to do is possible but any advice would be much appreciated. "practices" is a node that may have sub-practice children.
//Check for children Node umbPractice = new Node(int.Parse(practices)); Nodes umbChildPractices = umbPractice.Children; //If a practice group, then add all children in a "grouped or" if (umbChildPractices.Count > 0) { ArrayList ChildPracticesFiltered = new ArrayList(); //add parent item in to complete filter ChildPracticesFiltered.Add(practices); foreach (Node n in umbChildPractices) { if (n.NodeTypeAlias == "practice") { ChildPracticesFiltered.Add(n.Id.ToString()); } } string[] strPracticeList = (String[])ChildPracticesFiltered.ToArray(typeof(string)); IExamineValue[] iListPracticeNodes = new IExamineValue[strPracticeList.Length]; for (i = 0; i < strPracticeList.Length; i++) { iListPracticeNodes[i] = strPracticeList[i].MultipleCharacterWildcard(); } filter.And().GroupedOr( new string[] { "practices" }, iListPracticeNodes ); }
The GroupedOr can be overloaded with a string rather than iExamineValue. It seems to work correctly if I make sure there are equal numbers of parameters in both inputs to the functions. "practices" is the parent node ID for a dropdown search filter that may have children.
So in my case, if I have 4 items in my iListPracticeNodes array, then I need "practices" times 4 in the field array. I've done it with a count and it works.
Here's my code in case anybody is interested...
if (practices != "") { //Check for children Node umbPractice = new Node(int.Parse(practices)); Nodes umbChildPractices = umbPractice.Children; //If a practice group, then add all children in a "grouped or" if (umbChildPractices.Count > 0) { ArrayList ChildPracticesFiltered = new ArrayList(); //add parent item in to complete filter ChildPracticesFiltered.Add(practices); foreach (Node n in umbChildPractices) { if (n.NodeTypeAlias == "practice") { ChildPracticesFiltered.Add(n.Id.ToString()); } } string[] strPracticeList = (String[])ChildPracticesFiltered.ToArray(typeof(string)); string[] strPadOutSearchFields = new string[strPracticeList.Length]; for (i = 0; i < strPracticeList.Length; i++) { //pad out search fields to match the number of search practices - in this case we want to add "practices" field //the number of times a practice field has been found. strPadOutSearchFields[i] = "practices"; } filter.And().GroupedOr(strPadOutSearchFields, strPracticeList); } else { //Add parent practice only filter.And().Field("practices", practices.MultipleCharacterWildcard()); } }
This gives a nice "grouped or" for adding a dropdown selection with children to an Examine query.
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Hi all,
I'm getting pretty reasonable with examine now but have hit a brick wall with creating a list of IExamineValue's inside a GroupedOr IBooleanOperation.
The code below very nearly works, but it only searches against the first item in the iListPracticeNones array. Not sure if what I am trying to do is possible but any advice would be much appreciated. "practices" is a node that may have sub-practice children.
Right - I think I've sorted it.
The GroupedOr can be overloaded with a string rather than iExamineValue. It seems to work correctly if I make sure there are equal numbers of parameters in both inputs to the functions. "practices" is the parent node ID for a dropdown search filter that may have children.
So in my case, if I have 4 items in my iListPracticeNodes array, then I need "practices" times 4 in the field array. I've done it with a count and it works.
Here's my code in case anybody is interested...
This gives a nice "grouped or" for adding a dropdown selection with children to an Examine query.
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