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Gerd
Gerd
I have been using AA Pro with Joomla 3 showing a 'related articles' (module) next to an article based on matching tags.
In Joomla 3 the module content looked like this (category 53 is a library of related help articles):
When an article would e.g. contain the tags a,b,c,d it would show (alongside) a list of articles from category 53 where each article was tagged with at least one of these 4 tags.
I tried a few variations including using tags="this:tags", but they all returned empty.
Which syntax for filtering do I have to apply in Joomla 4 to get the same results as in Joomla 3?
Andrea Malalana
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Andrea Malalana
ADMIN
Yeah, looks like the 'current' option has some issues at the moment. We'll update soon with a fix.
Peter van Westen
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Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Please try the latest development version from:
regularlabs.com/development-releases
Gerd
Gerd
Thanks for the quick turn around.
I tested a bunch of use cases with the following results
Article Anywhere logic
{articles categories="53" tags="current"}
I set-up category 53 articles as following:
article 1 tagged a
article 2 tagged b
article 3 tagged c
article 4 tagged d,x,y
Use Cases:
Main Article tagged: a,b ==> CORRECT
Main Article tagged: a,z ==> CORRECT
Main Article tagged: a ==> CORRECT
Main Article tagged: a,x ==> CORRECT
Main Article tagged: a,b,z ==> CORRECT
For the use cases above I also tested:
{articles categories="53" tags="current,y"} ==> CORRECT
{articles categories="53" tags="!current"} ==> CORRECT
The only case that didn't work was
{articles categories="53" tags="!current,b"} ==> I think this should always have included article 2 (as tagged with b).
I didn't test {.... tags="current+b"} as I wasn't sure this (the +) is even supported.
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
the tags="!current" doesn't work correctly yet. I will look into this at a later stage. It is not an easy fix at this point.
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Using 'current' inside tags for filtering
Gerd
Gerd
In Joomla 3 the module content looked like this (category 53 is a library of related help articles):
<ul>{articles categories="53" tags="current" ordering="title"}
<li>[link][title][/link]</li>
{/articles}</ul>When an article would e.g. contain the tags a,b,c,d it would show (alongside) a list of articles from category 53 where each article was tagged with at least one of these 4 tags.
I tried a few variations including using tags="this:tags", but they all returned empty.
Which syntax for filtering do I have to apply in Joomla 4 to get the same results as in Joomla 3?
Andrea Malalana
ADMIN
Andrea Malalana
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
regularlabs.com/development-releases
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Gerd
Gerd
I tested a bunch of use cases with the following results
Article Anywhere logic
{articles categories="53" tags="current"}
I set-up category 53 articles as following:
article 1 tagged a
article 2 tagged b
article 3 tagged c
article 4 tagged d,x,y
Use Cases:
Main Article tagged: a,b ==> CORRECT
Main Article tagged: a,z ==> CORRECT
Main Article tagged: a ==> CORRECT
Main Article tagged: a,x ==> CORRECT
Main Article tagged: a,b,z ==> CORRECT
For the use cases above I also tested:
{articles categories="53" tags="current,y"} ==> CORRECT
{articles categories="53" tags="!current"} ==> CORRECT
The only case that didn't work was
{articles categories="53" tags="!current,b"} ==> I think this should always have included article 2 (as tagged with b).
I didn't test {.... tags="current+b"} as I wasn't sure this (the +) is even supported.
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
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