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I found myself, from time to time, in the need to extract all the occurrences within the same topic that match the search criteria instead of the normal behavior of extracting a single occurrence per topic that match the search criteria, I wonder if someone got have had this need and got around it.

Depending on the feedback obtained, I will eventually post -or not- this request in the Codev web, suggesting that a parameter multiple=on in the search variable will do the trick for this need and – if it is not difficult to implement- it could be included in the BeijingRelease.

  • TWiki version: Sept 2001
  • Web server: Apache
  • Server OS: Linux
  • Web browser: IE
  • Client OS: Windows 98

-- AntonioVega - 31 Jan 2003

Answer

This has been requested in Codev.MultipleSearchesInSameTopic

-- PeterThoeny - 08 Feb 2003

See Codev.FormattedSearchinTopics for a patch which does this.

-- HarryFelder - 06 May 2003

I just took a look at the solution shown in Codev.FormattedSearchinTopics and looks very very good.

Seme spec discussions posted here were refactored

-- AntonioVega - 07 May 2003
-- AntonioVega - 09 May 2003

Antonio, good thoughs. Better to post spec discussions in the Codev web in MultipleSearchesInSameTopic.

-- PeterThoeny - 09 May 2003

Spec discussion copied to MultipleSearchesInSameTopic

-- AntonioVega - 12 May 2003

The MultipleSearchesInSameTopic feature is now implemented, in TWikiAlphaRelease and at TWiki.org.

-- PeterThoeny - 29 Sep 2003

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