Hi folks,
I have a (simplified) query for searching Content Fragments where sometimes I want to exclude certain tags:
query getHelpFaqSearch(
$value1: String!,
$operator1: StringOperator = CONTAINS) {
helpFaqList (
filter: {
_tags: {
_logOp: AND
_expressions: [
{
value: $value1,
_operator: $operator1
}
]
}
}
) {
items {
question
answer {
html
}
lastUpdated
tags
_path
}
}
}
However; if I use the VARs:
{
"value1": "domain:digital/booking/make",
"operator1": "CONTAINS_NOT"
}
I get back results like:
...
"tags": [
"domain:digital/booking/make",
"domain:digital/booking/connections",
"domain:digital/travel/day-of-travel",
"domain:digital/travel/get-ready-to-travel"
],
...
This entry doesn't return:
...
"tags": [
"domain:digital/booking/make"
],
...
If on the second example I add another tag then that results returns also. So the result is getting hit because of the new tag.
Is there anyway of excluding a CF if a tag exists in both cases?
Thanks,
Graham
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If I understood your requirement correctly then I guess your query is not working with CONTAINS_NOT when the content fragment has more than 1 tags attached to it. You can try using _apply attribute maybe like below and check if you get desired results.
_expressions: [
{
value: $value1,
_operator: $operator1,
_apply:ALL
}
]
If I understood your requirement correctly then I guess your query is not working with CONTAINS_NOT when the content fragment has more than 1 tags attached to it. You can try using _apply attribute maybe like below and check if you get desired results.
_expressions: [
{
value: $value1,
_operator: $operator1,
_apply:ALL
}
]
This looks promising; of course I have another high profile bug to test first but will update this ticket later this week.
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Apologies project work pulled me away. I had to modify it a bit so that you match AT_LEAST_ONCE for CONTAINS and ALL for CONTAINS_NOT:
query getHelpFaqSearch(
$value1: String!,
$operator1: StringOperator = CONTAINS,
$apply1: ArrayMode = AT_LEAST_ONCE,
$value2: String = "",
$operator2: StringOperator = CONTAINS,
$apply2: ArrayMode = AT_LEAST_ONCE) {
helpFaqList (
filter: {
tags: {
_logOp: AND
_expressions: [
{
value: $value1,
_operator: $operator1,
_apply: $apply1
},
{
value: $value2,
_operator: $operator2,
_apply: $apply2
}
]
}
}
) {
items {
question
answer {
html
}
lastUpdated
tags
_path
}
}
}
VARS
{
"value1": "domain:digital/contact-us/ba",
"operator1": "CONTAINS",
"value2": "domain:digital/booking/voluntary-change",
"operator2": "CONTAINS_NOT",
"apply2": "ALL"
}
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