Jonathan Hobbs wrote:

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Hi again I'm try to make searches for owner For that I create a FieldIndex with Indexed attributes getOwner

I reindex the catalog and it found 17 objects for Owner

But if I make a search for Owner ZCatalog returns an empty list

Can you help me, please?

make sure you are searching on the same field 'name' that you indexed (ie. 'getOwner'), and make sure that the field value you select is valid (ie. the FieldIndex must contain an entry which exactly matches the search term you use).

HTH

Jonathan

Hi Jonathan My index is called propietario and the user is Garito My search is catalog({'propietario': 'Garito'}) Is this correct? Thanks!

Jonathan Hobbs wrote:

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Hi again I'm try to make searches for owner For that I create a FieldIndex with Indexed attributes getOwner

I reindex the catalog and it found 17 objects for Owner

But if I make a search for Owner ZCatalog returns an empty list

Can you help me, please?

make sure you are searching on the same field 'name' that you indexed

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'getOwner'), and make sure that the field value you select is valid (ie.

the

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FieldIndex must contain an entry which exactly matches the search term

you

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use).

HTH

Jonathan

Hi Jonathan My index is called propietario and the user is Garito My search is catalog({'propietario': 'Garito'})

Is this correct?

As long as the zcatalog you have created is named 'catalog' this looks ok to me. To see what is in the index create a python script with the following content:

theIndex = context.restrictedTraverse('catalog/Indexes/propietario')

for item in theIndex.items(): print item

return printed

To quickly run the script, just click on the 'Test' tab at the top of the ZMI screen where you are editing the python script (after you have saved it!). This will give you a list of the field index values (and some other stuff which you can ignore).

HTH

Jonathan

Uau! Thanks Jonathan. You code is very simple but it resolve a debug problem!!!! I will use it

--On Donnerstag, 2. Dezember 2004 20:48 Uhr +0100 Garito <garito@sistes.net> wrote:

Andreas Jung wrote:

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--On Donnerstag, 2. Dezember 2004 20:05 Uhr +0100 Garito <garito@sistes.net> wrote:

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Hi again I'm try to make searches for owner For that I create a FieldIndex with Indexed attributes getOwner

I reindex the catalog and it found 17 objects for Owner

getOwner() returns the user *object* but *not* the username!

-aj

Hi Andreas Do you know how to setup the index to returns the username with a fileindex? If is not possible I can use proxyindex

Write script that returns the owner as *string* and give the fieldindex the name of that script. -aj