I want to sort on a tokenized field due to this sorting is not working properly. And I don't want to make this field untokenized. How can i solve this problem. Please anyone help me.
You could have a duplicate property, have it un-tokenized, and use it for sort purposes. You could insert values into the new property via behavior, rule or something third.
I have many fields for do the sorting and most of them are tokenized, but i don't want to add duplicate properties for all these field. Can we do this by any other approach?
You could have a duplicate property, have it un-tokenized, and use it for sort purposes. You could insert values into the new property via behavior, rule or something third.
There probably is a solution, but you haven't told us the problem you are trying to solve. Ok partly, you want to sort. But apparently not with javascript. So what do you do when trying to sort?
My problem is that, I have a content Model which have some tokenized properties and I have to do sorting on these tokenized properties. But I am not getting sorted result on tokenzied properties beacuse sorting is working on the basis of last token in tokenized properties, for example, suppose I have a tokenzied property of data type String with the value 'My First Test' then sorting will be on the basis of last token 'Test', So I am getting wrong sorted result.
I don't want to create duplicate untokenized properties for these. I have tried the topic at viewtopic.php?f=48&t=34670, but still i am not getting sorted result on tokenzied properties. I have to do sorting in both js and java webscript for the same.
There probably is a solution, but you haven't told us the problem you are trying to solve. Ok partly, you want to sort. But apparently not with javascript. So what do you do when trying to sort?
The cm:name field is tokenised with "both", and that sort apparently works. Sort will, if I remember correctly, put capital before words with lower case, not mixing them.
The cm:name field is tokenised with "both", and that sort apparently works. Sort will, if I remember correctly, put capital before words with lower case, not mixing them.
