Support/Comments for getResources 1.2.2-pl

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So,
Do you mind to add ’&&’ delimiter for the tvFilters as the AND condition?

Here comes my stupid resolution, since I couldn’t find the easier one.
I changed &tvFilters, and split it as &tvFiltersOr and &tvFiltersAnd, just to describe the filter type.

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And it just works as I expected.

see OpenGeek’s reply below

Hang on, or is it the comma ( , ) that’s already been used as the AND operator?
I need someone to clarify my stupidity. Lol.

Quote from: goldsky at Jan 20, 2011, 11:23 AM

Hang on, or is it the comma ( , ) that’s already been used as the AND operator?
I need someone to clarify my stupidity. Lol.

I’m trying to understand what you are trying to accomplish.

Can you go back and explain the problem you are trying to solve here?

I’m trying to filter the result by TVs, but with BOTH conditions applied.
I read here about &tvFilters,

THe first delimeter || represents a logical OR and the primary grouping mechanism

and there is no SECOND delimiter. :’(
I need the logical AND.

Correct, within each group (if you have more than one group, i.e. group1 OR group2), you provide a comma-delimited list of values. This is the logical AND. So:

means filter2 equals ’one’ AND filter1 is like ’bar%’.

Of course, since || (OR) is the primary grouping mechanism, you cannot do OR logic within your AND logic—the AND logic is within a group only. IOW:

means (filter2 equals ’one’ AND filter1 is like ’bar%’) OR (filter1 is like ’foo%’).

I have modX Revo 2.0.7-pl and getResources 1.2.2-pl.

My site’s structure is:

News (7)
-- New1 (8)
-- New2 (9)

I wrote [[getResources? &parents=`7` &tpl=`newsblock`]] on the "News"

and created chunk "newsblock" with code:

<h2>[[*longtitle]]</h2>
<p>[[*introtext]]</p>


but on the page "mysite/news/" I’ve got

News

News
Longtext for news

News
Long text for news


What’s wrong?

The [[*...]] tags will fetch the value for the current page. This is your main News page; the one with the getResources snippet call. So all of your [[*...]] tags will return the values for the News page. Over and over again, for each resource being processed by getResources.

You need to use placeholders in your tpl; [[+...]]. This will return the values for each resource getResources applies the tpl to in turn as it loops through the resources. For each resource, getResources fetches the value for that resource, then replaces the placeholder in the tpl with the value.

ooh, I’m idiot...

Thank you. Thanks a million!
Now with [[+...]] everything works. )