[WebDNA] Searching JSON in database..
2019
It keeps the original formatting.
interpreted = N
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Hi,
Am reading up on how JSON is handled by WebDNA.
Seems simple enough with the JSONstore tag, however,= I haven’t found out how to properly search any data that is held in = an array.
Using the example here (numero=3D307), I can write JSON objects to a WebDNA db and it wor= ks perfectly.
When I search that same db, it will respond normally= to searching fields that hold a single piece of data, but searching the va= rious array data (from the examples on numero 307), I can’t seem to f= igure the correct syntax/it always responds with a placeholder for the field/array name given, like an undefined field= would.
Anyone know how it’s done please?
Thanks &a= mp; regards,
Scott
Scott Tol= ley
07855 462= 169
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Hi,
Am reading up on how JSON is handled by WebDNA.
Seems simple enough with the JSONstore tag, however,= I haven’t found out how to properly search any data that is held in = an array.
Using the example here (numero=3D307), I can write JSON objects to a WebDNA db and it wor= ks perfectly.
When I search that same db, it will respond normally= to searching fields that hold a single piece of data, but searching the va= rious array data (from the examples on numero 307), I can’t seem to f= igure the correct syntax/it always responds with a placeholder for the field/array name given, like an undefined field= would.
Anyone know how it’s done please?
Thanks &a= mp; regards,
Scott
Scott Tol= ley
07855 462= 169
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