Propagate a filter in a query definition
Hello, in a query definition, I use the use case of an article to bring up its parent articles.
I would like to be able to filter any level from the $class_morpho parameter which corresponds...
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First at all: Do you add all the needed levels manually for a reason? Have you seen that there is an option for "Reuse Query definition" that is intended for multilevel queries? (I don´t know the correct english term).
Regarding filtering: Multilevel filtering is something that I hope Aras one day finds a better solution.
This is what I use right now. I added one additional level for the top level and a repeating structure for the other levels. This exludes the top level from the filtering. Does it work great? Not really. The filter just hides the content, but don´t removes the nodes completly.
Hello and thank you Angela, yes I know this "Reuse Query definition" function it's the method I used initially, but I couldn't display only the "morphological class" of the last level parent articles. So I tried to make a more detailed structure and create a parameter per level "[Morphological class] like $class_morpho_N1 for level 1, [Morphological class] like $class_morpho_N2 for level 2 etc. To do a selective search by level, this solution is not necessarily the easiest. The goal of my query is to be able to make like excel a filter on a column and to display only the chosen value, and I don't want to export excel but use aras in all its features. The ideal function would be not to put a filter in the query to retrieve all the articles but to be able to activate a filter in the tree grid view as in a search of the main article grid, and I don't know how to do it yet. Thank for your help.
