Comments on: Return to acts_as_taggable_on http://crunchytoast.com/2009/02/15/return-to-acts_as_taggable_on/ What's better than toast? Crunchytoast! Wed, 25 Jan 2012 02:55:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: admin http://crunchytoast.com/2009/02/15/return-to-acts_as_taggable_on/#comment-6 admin Mon, 16 Mar 2009 03:24:03 +0000 http://crunchytoast.com/?p=17#comment-6 Hi Greg. This is not currently possible. The query options for the plugin allow only one "on" option. The plugin could be extended to support multiple "contexts", although this would raise the complexity in a number of places. Also the syntax would probably be more like this. <code>rec.find_tagged_with({ {’a', :on => ‘foo’}, {’b', :on => ‘bar’} })</code> If you don't mind running two queries, it is easy enough to each result set in your view. Here is an example... <code>#In your controller @query1 = MyRec.find_tagged_with('a', :on => 'foo') @query2 = MyRec.find_tagged_with('b', :on => 'bar') #And in your view <%for myquery in {@query1, @query2} do %>   <% for myrec in myquery do %>     <% if myrec.tag_type == "foo" %>      Foo tag: <% myrec.name %>     <% elsif myrec.tag_type == "bar" %>      Bar tag: <% myrec.name %>     <% end %>   <% end %> <% end %></code> BTW, the "tag_type" field is a "placebo" for the real variable, which I can't think of right now. I'll fix this comment when I get a chance. Hi Greg. This is not currently possible. The query options for the plugin allow only one “on” option.
The plugin could be extended to support multiple “contexts”, although this would raise the complexity in a number of places. Also the syntax would probably be more like this.

rec.find_tagged_with({ {’a', :o n => ‘foo’}, {’b', :o n => ‘bar’} })

If you don’t mind running two queries, it is easy enough to each result set in your view.
Here is an example…

#In your controller
@query1 = MyRec.find_tagged_with('a', :o n => 'foo')
@query2 = MyRec.find_tagged_with('b', :o n => 'bar')

#And in your view
<%for myquery in {@query1, @query2} do %>
  <% for myrec in myquery do %>
    <% if myrec.tag_type == "foo" %>
     Foo tag: <% myrec.name %>
    <% elsif myrec.tag_type == "bar" %>
     Bar tag: <% myrec.name %>
    <% end %>
  <% end %>
<% end %>

BTW, the “tag_type” field is a “placebo” for the real variable,
which I can’t think of right now. I’ll fix this comment when I get
a chance.

]]> By: GregM http://crunchytoast.com/2009/02/15/return-to-acts_as_taggable_on/#comment-5 GregM Sun, 15 Mar 2009 21:58:27 +0000 http://crunchytoast.com/?p=17#comment-5 It'd be extremely useful to me to understand how to do a rec.find_tagged_with( ('a', :on => 'foo') AND ('b', :on => 'bar')) To say that the documentation is sparse is charitable. Thanks It’d be extremely useful to me to understand how to do a

rec.find_tagged_with( (‘a’, :o n => ‘foo’) AND (‘b’, :o n => ‘bar’))

To say that the documentation is sparse is charitable.

Thanks

]]> By: Ancor Cruz » Funcionalidades “ocultas” de acts_as_taggable_on http://crunchytoast.com/2009/02/15/return-to-acts_as_taggable_on/#comment-4 Ancor Cruz » Funcionalidades “ocultas” de acts_as_taggable_on Mon, 09 Mar 2009 12:26:26 +0000 http://crunchytoast.com/?p=17#comment-4 [...] sacar del plugin un comportamiento no descrito en la documentación, que encontraba por la web, obtener un listado con todas las aplicaciones que estuvieran tageadas con todos los [...] [...] sacar del plugin un comportamiento no descrito en la documentación, que encontraba por la web, obtener un listado con todas las aplicaciones que estuvieran tageadas con todos los [...]

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