Can we pass multiple string values for a single filter to fetch the CF response

Hello ​@Saiteja-09 , I see that the difference here is the value and values keyword.

• value - can accept one String
• values - can accept multiple Strings

In the above code inside cuisineTag block, the first expression has values, but I dont think an array is being sent there.

If you want to check against multiple Strings, use values followed by [String1,String2] etc. Below is my example to check multiple arguments against one field. I went with tagfield here to stick with your scenario.

Please note that CONTAINS operator didn’t work with String array. I tried with IN but it seems that we need a service pack (depending on the current AEM version) and another graphql package to make it work. Unfortunately I was not able to test it out today.

In your case, if you have less filters, then pass them as separate variables and use them for each value.

For multiple values, pass as an Array from the client side.

Hope this helps.

{
  viewModeModelList(filter: 
    {
    viewMode: {
      _logOp: OR
      _expressions: [
        {
          value: "properties:orientation/portrait",
          _operator: EQUALS
        }
        {
          value: "properties:orientation/landscape",
          _operator: EQUALS
        }
        # {
        #   values: ["properties:orientation/landscape","properties:orientation/portrait"],
        #   _operator: IN
        # }
      ]
    }
  }) {
    items {
      viewMode
    }
  }
}

Regards,

Ramkumar

Hi ​@Saiteja-09 

Yes, you can filter by multiple tag values – your GraphQL is close, the URL variables are wrong.

1. GraphQL (recommended pattern)

query getDiningList(
  $langcode: String
  $cuisines: [String]   # multi-value variable
  $location: String
  $offset: Int
  $limit: Int
) {
  diningList(
    includeVariations: true
    _locale: $langcode
    offset: $offset
    limit: $limit
    filter: {
      _path: {
        _expressions: [{ _operator: STARTS_WITH, value: "/content/dam/test/cfm" }]
      }
      cuisineTag: {
        _logOp: OR
        _expressions: [{ _operator: EQUALS, values: $cuisines }]
      }
      locationTag: {
        _expressions: [{ _operator: CONTAINS, value: $location }]
      }
    }
  ) {
    items { _path title cuisineTag locationTag }
  }
}

2. How to pass multiple values

Your URL:

...;tag1=french,italian;...

is treated as one string, not a list.

Use either:

Headless SDK (best):

runPersistedQuery("test/getDiningListing", {
  langcode: "en",
  cuisines: ["french", "italian"],
  location: "paris",
  offset: 0,
  limit: 6
});

Or raw URL with a list literal (then URL‑encode it):

/graphql/execute.json/test/getDiningListing;cuisines=["french","italian"];langcode=en;offset=0;limit=6

That will correctly return CFs tagged with french OR italian.