I would like to use a query term for multiple fields according to their fields' handle in Craft cms 3.5.x, but unfortunately only for field title that works correctly, while for the other fields i get no results at all.
{% if craft.app.request.getParam('q') %}
{% set searchQuery = craft.app.request.getParam('q') %}
{% set queryEntries = craft.entries({
search:{
query: 'title:' ~ searchQuery ~ ' OR appealer:' ~ searchQuery ~ ' OR assigner:' ~ searchQuery,
subLeft: true,
subRight: true
}
}).all() %}
{% endif %}
{% if queryEntries|length %}
<p>{{ queryEntries|length }} results:</p>
<ol>
{% for entry in queryEntries %}
<li>{{ entry.title }}</li>
{% endfor %}
</ol>
{% else %}
<p>Your search for “{{ searchQuery }}” didn’t return any results.</p>
{% endif %}
Any idea that could help me?
Regards
This is a duplicate of https://craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/37966/search-on-multiple-custom-fields-with-a-query-parameter, which I have responded to, please avoid posting duplicates.
I am trying to work out a conditional iteration in Liquid. This is what i have
{% capture title_tag %}
{% for teacher in course.teachers %}
{% if course.teachers.size == 1 %}
{{course.title}} with {{ teacher.name | escape }}
{% elsif course.teachers.size > 1 %}
{{ course.title }} with {{ teacher.name }}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
{% endcapture %}
As expected, the first 'if' condition works well and i get an output like this
"Intro to Maths with Isaac Newton".
My problem is with the elsif, thus when the teacher size is greater than 1. I get this
"Intro to Maths with Isaac Newton Intro to Maths with Elon Musk".
What I actually want is
"Intro to Maths with Isaac Newton and Elon Musk"
I would appreciate any help. Thanks
The issue is you want the course.title to be printed not inside a loop.
{% capture title_tag %}
{{ course.title }} with ⇐ !!!! HERE
{% for teacher in course.teachers %}
{% if course.teachers.size == 1 %}
{{ teacher.name | escape }}
{% elsif course.teachers.size > 1 %}
{{ teacher.name }}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
{% endcapture %}
joining the names with and is more tricky and requires additional coding. Maybe you should just use String#join:
{% capture title_tag %}
{{ course.title }} with
{{ course.teachers.map { |t| t.name }.join(', ') }}
{% endcapture %}
The Symfony framework has loop_index, first and last variables for working with loops.
{% for each link in links %}
{% if loop_index == first %}
.....
{% else %}
....
{%endif %}
{% end %}
Are there such variables or functions in rails?
Not exactly but you can use each_with_index:
{% links.each_with_index do |link, index| %}
{% if index == 0 %}
.....
{% else %}
....
{%endif %}
{% end %}
Is it possible to iterate through the Shopify linklists?
Currently I'm doing this to print all the items in all the menus:
{% assign menuHandles = "menu-1-handle|menu-2-handle|menu-3-handle" | split: "|" %}
{% for list in menuHandles %}
{% for link in linklists[list].links %}
{{ link.title }}
{% endfor %}
{% endfor %}
This requires hard coding the menu names and i'd like to avoid that.
This has now been added! Fast turnaround. :D
{% for linklist in linklists %}
{{ linklist.handle }}
{% endfor %}
How can I translate the current hardcoded text with the key from the language file (messages.en.xliff)?
I tried to use the
{% trans %} translation_key{% endtrans %}
with no success. Symfony returns this error
A message must be a simple text in 'ProjectEventsBundle:Default:show_event.html.twig'
500 Internal Server Error - Twig_Error_Syntax
{% transchoice count %}
{0} The current hardcoded text|{1} is attending|{2} are attending|]2,Inf] and %count% - 2 others are attending
{% endtranschoice %}
Thanks in advance.
I would use a solution like this:
messages.en.xliff:
<trans-unit id="1">
<source>some.translation.key</source>
<target>{0} no.attendee|{1} one attendee|{2} two attendees|{3} three attendees|]3,Inf] many attendees</target>
</trans-unit>
Twig template:
{{ 'some.translation.key'|transchoice(count) }}
If you need to put some arguments, you should pass them as second argument.
Here's the prototype of the filter:
public function transchoice($message, $count, array $arguments = array(), $domain = "messages", $locale = null)
This subject is quite old, but I would suggest you to do something like that :
In your messages.LOCALE.yml
you.translaction.key: "{1}1 Comment|]1,Inf]%count% Comments"
In your twig template
{% set count = 2 %}
{% transchoice count with {'%count%': count} %}you.translaction.key{% endtranschoice %}
Cheers,
Simon
Found this from Symfony Documentation:
Symfony2 provides specialized Twig tags (trans and transchoice) to help with message translation of static blocks of text:
{% trans %}Hello %name%{% endtrans %}
{% transchoice count %}
{0} There are no apples|{1} There is one apple|]1,Inf] There are %count% apples
{% endtranschoice %}
The transchoice tag automatically gets the %count% variable from the current context and passes it to the translator. This mechanism only works when you use a placeholder following the %var% pattern.
Example with one more parameter:
{{ 'label.policy_expires_in'|transchoice(expiresInDays, {}, 'VopInsPolicyBundle') }}
I found a solution. It's a little bit dirty but it's working. If you find a better ways, don't forget to post it.
{% set noattendee %}{% trans %} no.attendee {% endtrans %}{% endset %}
{% set oneattendee %}{% trans %} one.attendee {% endtrans %}{% endset %}
{% set twoattendees %}{% trans %} two.attendees {% endtrans %}{% endset %}
{% set treeattendees %}{% trans with {'%people%': people} %} tree.attendees {% endtrans %}{% endset %}
{% set manyattendees %}{% trans with {'%people%': people} %} many.attendees {% endtrans %}{% endset %}
{% transchoice count with {
'%noattendee%': noattendee,
'%oneattendee%': oneattendee,
'%twoattendees%': twoattendees,
'%treeattendees%': treeattendees,
'%manyattendees%': manyattendees}
%}
{0} %noattendee%|{1} %oneattendee%|{2} %twoattendees%|{3} %treeattendees%|]3,Inf] %manyattendees%
{% endtranschoice %}