Ditto 1.0.1 Released!

Changes in Ditto version 1.0.1 :

• Numerous bug fixes including multicall support and variable name typos.
• Debug mode enhanced with template output.
• Filter switched from slow foreach loop to faster array_filter.
• Tagging support added.

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Thank you! I’ve been anxiously waiting for this, never quite sure if I had all the fixes and patches done properly!

Ditto (no pun intended ) !

I’ll make sure to upgrade, though things are running pretty smooth already with 1.0, will be even smoother

what is "tagging support" ?
thanks

Quote from: chucky at Jun 10, 2006, 06:25 PM

what is "tagging support" ?
thanks

For example you could make a TV to hold certain categorie names in multiselect listbox and when creating documents, you could select categories where that document belongs to. Then when using ditto to list the documents, you could fiter the documents to show just the documents of a certain category.

This is just one thing that the tagging feature could be used for. Basicly, you add these parameters to the snippet call:

Quote from: Mark at Jun 06, 2006, 10:11 PM

&tagDelimiter=`,` &tagData=`tvnameoftv` &tags=`tags,you,want,to,filter,by` &tagMode=`mode you want to run it in, see documentation of more specifics`

And tagMode can be either onlyAllTags (show documents that have all of the defined tags), removeAllTags (don’t show documents that have all of the defined tags), onlyTags (show documents that have some of the defined tags), or removeTags (don’t show documents that have some of the defined tags).

could you give me an example (( didn’t really understood , sorry not fluent in english )), what’s the difference with the "filter" tag ?
thx

Quote from: chucky at Jun 11, 2006, 07:49 AM

what’s the difference with the "filter" tag ?

Difference in compared to what?

The tagging feature in ditto is to take the value of some TV and compare its value to defined values in the snippet call (&tags=`tags,you,want,to,filter,by`) and based on the tagMode it either displays the documents or not.

ok, but it is also possible to do this with the "filter" parameter isn’t it ??
but i think i’ve just understood, the advantage compared to the "filter" parameter is the tagmode ( more powerful as we can filter documents containing/not containing one/all of the words )
thanks

Filter still exists but it only works for one word at a time where as tags work with multiple words at a time

You still need filter of you want to compare values with say, < or >.

ok, thanks

by the way, is it possible to sort by pub_date,ids ... but by specifying an interspace ? ( for example only documents which ids are between 5 and 10, or only documents that were published after xxx and before xxx )

bye