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Daniel Guerrier

Thursday 22 September 2005 9:01:22 am

I couldn't sort using reverse_object fetch so I decided to try a list fetch with an attribute filter on the object relation attribute.

I tried the following but it is returning all values not just the myclass instances that hav a pointer to the object with an id of 66. Is this the correct way to use it when filtering with object relation. All the examples use strings and int.

{def $myobjects=fetch( 'content', 'list', hash( 'parent_node_id', 119 ),
'attribute_filter', array( array('myclass/apointer', '=' , 66) ) ) 

}
											
{foreach $myobjects as $myobject}
   {$myobject.node_id} <br />
{/foreach}

Renaud Patrick

Friday 23 March 2007 3:39:44 am

Man, solved is good for you, but you could have posted your solution, it would have been useful...