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Jul 24, 2012, 10:47 AM
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Steffen,
Thanks, I continued experimenting and when I moved the keywords field
before the format field, it worked fine. Must be the order in which it
the macro processes these expressions. I incidentally did change to ~=
after reading over the doc; I actually had done that before writing my
question, but really appreciate the fast response.
Thanks!
Paul
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From: Steffen Hoffmann <hoff.st [at] web>
To: trac-users [at] googlegroups
Date: 07/24/2012 01:42 PM
Subject: Re: [Trac] Keywords Query
Sent by: trac-users [at] googlegroups
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Am 24.07.2012 16:48, wrote Paul Boos:
> I have a field called Keywords (via the keywords plugin); this
contains
> a list of keywords (duh!).
Everyone has a 'keywords' field in tickets, because it's a standard one,
unrelated to any Trac plugin. You speak about that, don't you?
> I'm setting up a specific report using TracQuery inside a wiki page.
> When I use keywords=accreditation (the keyword of interest), I get no
> returns.
TracWiki provides a good, embedded documentation for you. As you see
there [1], TracQuery is a synonym for ticket query. There is the
(custom) query module as well as the wiki macro TicketQuery. I guess,
this is what you're speaking about here.
By writing
[[TicketQuery(keywords~=kw1|kw2|kw3)]]
you call a specific query over (all) tickets, that contain (any of) the
specified keywords. To match keywords within possibly multiple keywords
for a ticket you need "contains": "~=" instead of "is equal to": "=".
> If I swap this out with keywords~=accreditation, when format=count I
get
> the proper count back, but if I leave that out to actually get a list
of
> tickets, I have no results.
Leaving out only the 'format' argument you should get the list instead
of the row count.
> What am I missing? Quotes? Double quotes? Something else?
Take a look at the query syntax, please. Quotes are only needed to mask
white-space. Dunno, what could go wrong there for you. Maybe you missed
to tell us something else that is relevant for this issue.
Steffen Hoffmann
[1] http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracQuery
[2] http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracQuery#QueryLanguage
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