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To order lists in Joomla search
- Thread starter georgie
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cheesegrits
Support Gopher
Nope, unfortunately there's no way to order them. We just do this query ...
... then loop through, and for any table that has elements included in global search, we do the search and add the results in that order.
Which means they'll be ordered in 'id' sequence.
-- hugh
Code:
$query->select('id')->from('#__{package}_lists')->where('published = 1');... then loop through, and for any table that has elements included in global search, we do the search and add the results in that order.
Which means they'll be ordered in 'id' sequence.
-- hugh
georgie
Member
OK I understand, please just note my order seems now to be permanent, if it could gives an idea.
But OK for me (I have only 3 lists concerned, from different DBs, each lists can have duplicates with other lists, and the "last list" is bigger and less data quality (a warehouse), so the order is important in these case).
OK thanks
But OK for me (I have only 3 lists concerned, from different DBs, each lists can have duplicates with other lists, and the "last list" is bigger and less data quality (a warehouse), so the order is important in these case).
OK thanks