No != Search operator

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Rob

Guest
Hi

The last version of Dadabik "dadabik_2.2.1" , I was able to add
!= to the Search operator:

exactly/!=/like/>/<

And it worked great. Users like the ability to say not equal to something.

Is there a way I can do this again on 3.0??

When I add != now to the "Search operator" list it shows nothing or a blank?

Rob
 
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Eugenio

Guest
Rob wrote:

> Hi
>
> The last version of Dadabik "dadabik_2.2.1" , I was able to
> add
> != to the Search operator:
>
> exactly/!=/like/>/<
>
> And it worked great. Users like the ability to say not equal
> to something.
>
> Is there a way I can do this again on 3.0??

[....]

Not without changing some code.
This could be an extension for a feature version of DaDaBIK.



(Latest version of DaDaBIK when this message was posted: 3.0 beta)
 
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Rob

Guest
Thanks Eugenio. I understand.

Could you maybe point me to location of the code that would need to be chaged.

I could work at hacking it for my self until you add it to an extension release of dadabik.

Thanks Up Front,
Rob



Update from old question:
"http://www.dadabik.org/forum/read.php?f=1&i=2102&t=2102#reply_2102"

I notice that 3.0 works a little faster with larger data sets:
(Number of records in the database: 836457123)
 
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Eugenio

Guest
Rob wrote:

> Thanks Eugenio. I understand.
>
> Could you maybe point me to location of the code that would
> need to be chaged.
>
> I could work at hacking it for my self until you add it to an
> extension release of dadabik.

Start adding another "case" in the "case" list starting from line 1957 in /include/business_logic.php

> Update from old question:
>
> "http://www.dadabik.org/forum/read.php?f=1&i=2102&t=2102#reply_2102"
>
> I notice that 3.0 works a little faster with larger data
> sets:

Could you please post this reply in the correct thread?


(Latest version of DaDaBIK when this message was posted: 3.0 beta)
 
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