eherve
commented
10 years ago Hi,
The module has its own implementation for the date filtering (explain in the documentation). If you want to add the date range support I suggest that you do it with the condition handlers.
You may need to have the query, to check for the sRangeSeparator, so I can update the module to add the query parameter to the condition handlers.
And the range filtering, for your datatable plugin, could be a module of its own: mongoose-datatable-dt-condition-handler
Herve Eric
Le 21 juil. 2014 à 13:37, Ricardo Barros notifications@github.com a écrit :
Hello again,
I'm sniffing the code, I got to queryBuilder.js and I notice you ignore the sRangeSeparator param and I don't quite understand how you build the query, basically I'm using this add-on for data tables, strings work fine, but If I include dates, it just breaks, let me dump some of my requests sniffed with Firebug
_ 1405941869040 bRegex false bRegex_0 false bRegex_1 false bRegex_2 false bRegex_3 false bRegex_4 false bRegex_5 false bSearchable_0 true bSearchable_1 true bSearchable_2 true bSearchable_3 true bSearchable_4 true bSearchable_5 false bSortable_0 true bSortable_1 true bSortable_2 true bSortable_3 true bSortable_4 true bSortable_5 false iColumns 6 iDisplayLength 10 iDisplayStart 0 iSortCol_0 0 iSortingCols 1 mDataProp_0 number.origin mDataProp_1 campaign mDataProp_2 usedBy.callcenter mDataProp_3 timeInserted mDataProp_4 usedBy.timeConsumed mDataProp_5 5 sColumns ,,,,,RoleId sEcho 1 sSearch sSearch_0 test sSearch_1 sSearch_2 sSearch_3 sSearch_4 sSearch_5 sSortDir_0 asc
This work just fine, and searches test on first column, but If I include date ranges on my HTML+JS, I will get something like this:
bRegex false bRegex_0 false bRegex_1 false bRegex_2 false bRegex_3 false bRegex_4 false bRegex_5 false bSearchable_0 true bSearchable_1 true bSearchable_2 true bSearchable_3 true bSearchable_4 true bSearchable_5 false bSortable_0 true bSortable_1 true bSortable_2 true bSortable_3 true bSortable_4 true bSortable_5 false iColumns 6 iDisplayLength 10 iDisplayStart 0 iSortCol_0 0 iSortingCols 1 mDataProp_0 number.origin mDataProp_1 campaign mDataProp_2 usedBy.callcenter mDataProp_3 timeInserted mDataProp_4 usedBy.timeConsumed mDataProp_5 5 sColumns ,,,,,RoleId sEcho 4 sRangeSeparator ~ sSearch sSearch_0 ds sSearch_1 sSearch_2 sSearch_3 ~ sSearch_4 ~ sSearch_5 sSortDir_0 desc
I will give you my table structure so you can get an idea
<thead>
<tr>
<th>Número</th>
<th>Campanha</th>
<th>Callcenter</th>
<th>Data Inserido</th>
<th>Data Consumido</th>
<th class="no-sort">Ações</th>
</tr>
</thead>I'm going to try to include dates and sRangeSepartator support to your package.
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ricardofbarros
Hello again,
I'm sniffing the code, I got to
queryBuilder.jsand I notice you ignore thesRangeSeparatorparam and I don't quite understand how you build the query, basically I'm using this add-on for data tables, strings work fine, but If I include dates, it just breaks, let me dump some of my requests sniffed with FirebugThis work just fine, and searches
teston first column, but If I include date ranges on my HTML+JS, I will get something like this:I will give you my table structure so you can get an idea
I'm going to try to include dates and sRangeSepartator support to your package.