eZ 4.1 Object states and eZ Find?

Saturday 25 April 2009 2:03:42 am

Hi.
I think this is not possible with the last stable version of ezfind, but i think that las commit to the trunk version is related to this. maybe you can check it.

Tuesday 06 October 2009 5:37:29 am

Issue fixed with ezfind 2.1, now it works!! Thank You

Monday 17 May 2010 1:17:58 pm

Yes, objects states can be used in a filter

for example, to display those objects with states 2, 3 or 6

 ... filter, array('meta_object_states_s:(2 3 6)' ....

hth

Paul

eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training
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Wednesday 12 January 2011 5:54:46 am

Is there more documentation available? I try to filter for one object state like this:

filter, array('meta_object_states_s:( 8 )

But in my result set I get nodes back with these state IDs: 1, 7, 9. I'm surprised they match my filter.

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Thursday 13 January 2011 2:54:40 am

Hi Gaetano,

I'm running ezfind 2.1.

Here the code:

// Article: Who’s creating US jobs? Mexicans.
$ezobj = eZContentObject::fetch( 257166 );

var_dump( $ezobj->attribute( 'state_id_array') );

$search_result = eZFunctionHandler::execute( 'ezfind', 'search', array( 'query'   => 'Mexicans',
                                                                        'class_id' => array(  'csm_blog_post', 'csm_article', 'folder' ),
                                                                        'filter'  => array( 'meta_object_states_s:(8)' )
                                                                      ) );


foreach($search_result[ 'SearchResult' ] as $item )
{
    echo $item->attribute( 'name' ) . ':';
    
    print_r( $item->attribute( 'object')->attribute( 'state_id_array') );
}

Here the output:

array(3) {
  [1]=>
  string(1) "1"
  [2]=>
  string(1) "7"
  [3]=>
  string(1) "9"
}
A celebration of Mexican art:Array
(
    [1] => 1
    [2] => 3
    [3] => 8
)
Mexican street art with an edge:Array
(
    [1] => 1
    [2] => 3
    [3] => 8
)
Who’s creating US jobs? Mexicans.:Array
(
    [1] => 1
    [2] => 7
    [3] => 9
)

Solr query string:

 webapp=/solr path=/select params={hl.fragsize=100&hl.requireFieldMatch=false&enableElevation=true&sort=score+desc&indent=on&qf=attr_article_quote_t+attr_audio_caption_t+attr_authors_csm_staff_t+attr_authors_t+attr_body_t+attr_dateline_s+attr_description_t+attr_internal_tags_k+attr_kicker_t+attr_media_side_t+attr_name_s+attr_page_description_t+attr_page_keywords_s+attr_page_title_s+attr_page_url_name_s+attr_print_headline_s+attr_related_monitor_media_links_t+attr_short_description_t+attr_short_title_s+attr_sidebar_fact_t+attr_sidebar_info_box_t+attr_summary_t+attr_tags_k+attr_title_s+attr_video_caption_t+attr_video_credit_s+attr_web_sum_t+attr_why_it_matters_t+meta_name_t&hl.simple.pre=<b>&hl.fl=attr_article_quote_t+attr_audio_caption_t+attr_authors_csm_staff_t+attr_authors_t+attr_body_t+attr_dateline_s+attr_description_t+attr_internal_tags_k+attr_kicker_t+attr_media_side_t+attr_name_s+attr_page_description_t+attr_page_keywords_s+attr_page_title_s+attr_page_url_name_s+attr_print_headline_s+attr_related_monitor_media_links_t+attr_short_description_t+attr_short_title_s+attr_sidebar_fact_t+attr_sidebar_info_box_t+attr_summary_t+attr_tags_k+attr_title_s+attr_video_caption_t+attr_video_credit_s+attr_web_sum_t+attr_why_it_matters_t&wt=php&hl=true&version=2.2&rows=10&fl=meta_guid_s+meta_installation_id_s+meta_main_url_alias_s+meta_installation_url_s+meta_id_si+meta_main_node_id_si+meta_language_code_s+meta_name_t+score+meta_published_dt+meta_path_string_s&bq=meta_installation_id_s:995a6b3cce57c025906d52c256362268^1.5+meta_language_code_s:eng-US^1.2+meta_language_code_s:eng-GB^1.0&hl.snippets=2&start=0&q=Mexicans&forceElevation=false&hl.simple.post=</b>&qt=ezpublish&fq=(+(meta_installation_id_s:995a6b3cce57c025906d52c256362268+OR+meta_anon_access_b:true+)+AND+(+meta_language_code_s:eng-US+OR+meta_language_code_s:eng-GB+)+)+AND+meta_is_invisible_b:false&fq=meta_contentclass_id_si:67+OR+meta_contentclass_id_si:45+OR+meta_contentclass_id_si:1&fq=meta_language_code_s:eng-US&fq=meta_object_states_s:(8)}

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Thursday 13 January 2011 5:26:02 am

Can you try running by hand the sqme solr query, removing the parenthesis around the value 8?

As an alternative: are you sure your content is indexed correctly? As far as I know

<span>$item</span><span>-></span><span>attribute</span><span>(</span> <span>'object'</span><span>)</span><span>-></span><span>attribute</span><span>(</span> <span>'state_id_array'</span><span>)</span> <span>)</span>

will go fetch those values again in the eZP db, not show you the values that are present in Solr for that node...

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