Sorting getImageList ??

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Emily Reply #1, 10 years, 5 months ago

Hi, does anyone know how to sort the results of getImageList by a TV value? I am trying to sort the results by the 'date' TV, but to no avail. By default it displays them in the order they were entered (latest last), but i want to be able to control this, or at a minimum reverse the order? I currently have:

  							[[!getImageList? 
    							&tvname=`recommendations`
								&sortBy=`date`
								&sortDir=`desc`
		  						&tpl=`@CODE:<li><h3>[[+name]]</h3>
								<p class="datefacebook">[[+date]], <a href="[[+facebook]]" target="_blank">[[+facebooktext]]</a></p>
								<p>[[+recommendation]]</p></li>
  							`]]

Thanks for your help!

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Paulp Reply #2, 10 years, 5 months ago

According to the docs &sort should work

http://rtfm.modx.com/extras/revo/migx/migx.frontend-usage

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Emily Reply #3, 10 years, 5 months ago

Hi Paul, i tried that but couldn't get it to work either. Not sure i got the syntax quite right though:

[[!getImageList? 
    							&tvname=`recommendations`
								&sort=`{"sortby":"[[+date]]","sortdir":"DESC"}`
		  						&tpl=`@CODE:<li><h3>[[+name]]</h3>
								<p class="datefacebook">[[+date]], <a href="[[+facebook]]" target="_blank">[[+facebooktext]]</a></p>
								<p>[[+recommendation]]</p></li>
  							`]]

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Paulp Reply #4, 10 years, 5 months ago

Hi Emily,

To be honest I've never used it so am only guessing but have you tried:

[[!getImageList?
      &tvname=`recommendations`
      &sort=`[{"sortby":"date","sortdir":"ASC"}]`
      &tpl=`@CODE:<li><h3>[[+name]]</h3>
      <p class="datefacebook">[[+date]], <a href="[[+facebook]]" target="_blank">[[+facebooktext]]</a></p>
      <p>[[+recommendation]]</p></li>
      `]]

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Emily Reply #5, 10 years, 5 months ago

Yep

Tried all variations and none of the below seem to work at all....

&sort=`[{"sortby":"[[+date]]","sortdir":"ASC"}]`

&sort=`{"sortby":"[[+date]]","sortdir":"ASC"}`

&sort=`[{"sortby":"date","sortdir":"ASC"}]`

&sort=`{"sortby":"date","sortdir":"ASC"}`

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Bruno17 Reply #6, 10 years, 5 months ago

this should do it:

&sort=`[{"sortby":"date","sortdir":"ASC"}]`

whats your output with:

[[*recommendations]]

?

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Emily Reply #7, 10 years, 5 months ago

Hi, thanks for you response. Unfortunately though it doesn't work. Does that sort by the system date though or the date entered in the TV (date)? I want it to sort by the TV date....

Using [[*recommendations]] does not display the TV content, whilst [[+recommendations]] does display the TV content - was that what you asking!?

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Bruno17 Reply #8, 10 years, 5 months ago

[[*recommendations]]

should display the TV-content. Or are you using it inside a getResources-tpl?

It does sort by the MIGX-field 'date' then.
But let me see your TV-content, please.

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dennis_ Reply #9, 10 years, 5 months ago

Hi Bruno, i think i've the same problem as Emily. I am trying to sort the results by the 'migxdate' TV but nothing works.

This is what i have:

 
[[!getImageList?
		&tvname=`woordenschatje`
		&tpl=`woordenschatje_overzicht_tpl`
		&sort=`[{"sortby":"migxdate","sortdir":"ASC"}]`
]]

And the TV content

[{"MIGX_id":"1","migxdate":"1383817156","woord":"test1","betekenis":"test1","voorbeeld":"test1"},{"MIGX_id":"2","migxdate":"1383817162","woord":"test2","betekenis":"test2","voorbeeld":"test2"}]

Thanks in advance!

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Bruno17 Reply #10, 10 years, 5 months ago

Tested this just now:

[[getImageList? 
 &sort=`[{"sortby":"migxdate","sortdir":"ASC"}]`
 &value = `
[
{"MIGX_id":"1","migxdate":"1383817156","woord":"test1","betekenis":"test1","voorbeeld":"test1"},{"MIGX_id":"2","migxdate":"1383817162","woord":"test2","betekenis":"test2","voorbeeld":"test2"},{"MIGX_id":"3","migxdate":"1383817144","woord":"test2","betekenis":"test2","voorbeeld":"test2"}]`
 &tpl=`@CODE:[[+migxdate]],`
]]

seems to work. This is the result:

1383817144,1383817156,1383817162,

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you can buy me a beer, if you like MIGX

http://webcmsolutions.de/migx.html

Thanks!