what is wrong with this selector? bug?

[bernhard]

happy new year to everybody!

what is wrong with my selector? or is this a bug? as soon as i add the has_parent statement it shows entries of 2016...

template=booking,created>1483225200,sort=-renr // works, timestamp = 1.1.2017
template=booking,has_parent=3643|5992|7537|7548|8409|8653|8664|8675|11126,created>1483225200,sort=-renr // does NOT work... shows entries of 2016

edit:

i can't reproduce this on another website... any hints what could be the reason?

[tpr]

I might be wrong but as I remember has_parent only works with one value.

Edit: the docs says

"Note however that at present, you can only specify one page at a time here (meaning no has_parent=1|2|3)."

[bernhard]

that is interesting because it works as expected and this does not seem to be the reason, because on another site it works also with has_parent=1|2

i solved it by adding an if statement ala

$lastBooking = $pages->findOne(...);

if($lastBooking->id AND date('Y', $lastBooking->created) == date('Y')) return $lastBooking->renr + 1;
else return 1;

but i would still be interested in the reason for the wrong result on my selector and why the docs say has_parent=1|2|3 does not work while it seems to work well in this case...

i hope someone knows the reason

[adrian]

In a rush, so no help on the selector, but here is the info on has_parent now supporting multiple values:

https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-core-and-profields-updates-2.5.22/#has_parent-selectors-now-support-multi-value

 

[tpr]

Do you have spaces around " = " in the "timestamp"?

[bernhard]

thank you adrian, that is a good reason why it is working

@tpr no, exactly like pasted above created>12345

i guess if there is no obvious reason i would have to investigate further. but as i solved my problem in a different way i guess i will not have time for that at the moment

[LostKobrakai]

has_parent doesn't work (or at least not correctly) with OR pipes. The only way to make that work is with OR groups like so:
branch=(has_parent=1234), branch=(has_parent=1237)

 

[bernhard]

@LostKobrakai did you see adrians link to the blog post? https://processwire.com/blog/posts/processwire-core-and-profields-updates-2.5.22/#has_parent-selectors-now-support-multi-value

anyhow, i don't really understand your selector. i've never seen syntax like 

branch=(has_parent=123)

i would have expected

(has_parent=123), (has_parent=321)

do you have more info on that?

[adrian]

2 minutes ago, bernhard said:

do you have more info on that?

You can read more about that here: https://processwire.com/api/selectors/#or-groups

[LostKobrakai]

I know that blog post, but having had so many issues with it on 2.7.3 I know for sure it doesn't work at least in that version.

[bernhard]

23 minutes ago, adrian said:

You can read more about that here: https://processwire.com/api/selectors/#or-groups

wow, i totally missed that!  thank you!

18 minutes ago, LostKobrakai said:

I know that blog post, but having had so many issues with it on 2.7.3 I know for sure it doesn't work at least in that version.

ok, i see..