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I’m using search:city=“aalter|antwerpen” and category=“Sociaal Recht”

Now I know, I only have 1 entry from “Aalter” that is attached to my category “Sociaal Recht”

But my results it shows :

Every entry that contains “Aalter”
Every entry that contains “Antwerpen”
Every entry that is in the “Sociaal Recht” category

For me this is pretty unlogical??

What I expect from this, that I only get the office in “Aalter” from the Category “Sociaal Recht” no?

In any way, where should I alter the source code to change OR to AND ?

orezz, one thing to note about your category=“Sociaal Recht” - category should be a the number for the category instead.

I don’t believe you can do an OR there. But please give it a try with the proper category id specified.

it was an category id sue. But the weird thing is. I need to puyt my category & entry_id before the search:field parameters. And like that it orders just fine!
If I put my search: first, then my category & entry_id additions act like an OR

Glad you got it working, but it seems very odd.

Do you mind pasting the opening tag- both ways?  I want to experiment a bit on my install.  And- it definitely works differently depending on how you order the parameters?  Also- what build/version are you running?  It should be in the footer of the control panel.

PHP:

<?php
global $IN, $DB;

$title = $IN->GBL('keywords', 'POST');
$speciality = $IN->GBL('specialisaties', 'POST');
$city = $IN->GBL('city', 'POST');

$query = $DB->query("SELECT entry_id FROM exp_weblog_titles WHERE weblog_id='6' AND title LIKE '%".$title."%'");

if($query->num_rows > 0) {
    $id_array = array();

    foreach($query->result as $row) {
        $id_array[] = $row['entry_id'];
    }

    $entry_id_list = implode('|', $id_array);
    $search_title = 'entry_id="'.$entry_id_list.'"';
} else {
    $search_title ='entry_id="nothing"';
}

$punctuation = array(",","-",".",";","/","\\","+","=","(",")","_","$");
$city = str_replace($punctuation, "", $city);
$city_array = explode(" ", $city);
$city_list = implode('|', $city_array);
$search_city = 'search:city="'.$city_list.'"';

if(!$speciality=="") {
$search_speciality = 'category="'.$speciality."'";
} else {
$search_speciality = 'disable="categories"';
}
?>

EE:

{exp:weblog:entries weblog="{my_weblog}" group_id="10|11" status="specialist" <?php echo $search_speciality; ?> <?php echo $search_title; ?> <?php echo $search_city; ?>  }
<div class="specialist">
    <h2>
        <a href="http://{url_title_path=%22title=%22Bekijk" title="Bekijk advocatenkantoor {title}">{title}</a>
    </h2>
<p>{if logo != ""}<br />
{my_path}{logo}{file_thumb_name}{/logo}<br />
{/if}<br />
<ul><br />
<li>{street}</li><br />
<li>{zipcode} <span><a href="http://{path=">{city}</a></span></li><br />
<li><a href="http://{path=">{province}</a></li><br />
</ul><br />
</div><br />
{/exp:weblog:entries}

Both are in the same template 😊

I’m running 1.6.5, the latest build

interesting work orezz.  So everything is working as you want it to now?

-greg

interesting work orezz.  So everything is working as you want it to now?

-greg

everything is working fine yeh 😉

I sat together with the client, seems I’ll need to make it a lil’ bit more advanced. But we’ll handle. I’ll keep u posted;)

Glad to hear it. If you need anything else, you know where to find us 😊