Whilst submitting the answer to #97 I noticed that the AND behaviour is not supported.
The docs say:
The values within a single name field are tied together using a logical OR operator for filtering, while those between name fields are strung together with an AND operator. This means that Datatables’ multicolumn search functionality is preserved.
However, if you examine the SQL produced by the example app there is no AND query produced:
SELECT DISTINCT "albums_album"."id",
"albums_album"."name",
"albums_album"."rank",
"albums_album"."year",
"albums_album"."artist_id"
FROM "albums_album"
INNER JOIN "albums_artist" ON ("albums_album"."artist_id" = "albums_artist"."id")
LEFT OUTER JOIN "albums_album_genres" ON ("albums_album"."id" = "albums_album_genres"."album_id")
LEFT OUTER JOIN "albums_genre" ON ("albums_album_genres"."genre_id" = "albums_genre"."id")
WHERE ("albums_artist"."name" LIKE '%19%' ESCAPE '\' OR "albums_album"."year" LIKE '%19%' ESCAPE '\' OR
"albums_album"."name" LIKE
'%19%' ESCAPE '\' OR
"albums_album"."year" LIKE
'%19%' ESCAPE
'\' OR "albums_genre"."name" LIKE '%19%' ESCAPE '\')
ORDER BY "albums_album"."rank" ASC
LIMIT 10;
Is this a bug or have I misunderstood how this works?
Whilst submitting the answer to #97 I noticed that the AND behaviour is not supported.
The docs say:
(e.g. for
albums_by_decade
)However, if you examine the SQL produced by the example app there is no AND query produced:
Is this a bug or have I misunderstood how this works?