Question

Hi,

I try to lower case the result of a ldap search using %CALC{} but "it does not work"

Wiki string in editor: $LOWER(%LDAP{base="dc=mydom,dc=net" host="myserver.mydom.net:3268" filter="&(objectClass=person)(!(extensionAttribute6=1)) (!(objectClass=computer)) (!(objectClass=contact)) (sn=H*)(sAMAccountName=v*)" format="$sAMAccountName|")}%

result(view): $LOWER(VIEAHE|VIEBHA|VIEBHO|VIEDHA|VIEDHC|

The string "VIEAHE|VIEBHA|VIEBHO|VIEDHA|VIEDHC|" is returned from %LDAP{}
Could you please help me a way to solve this problem?

FYI: in LdapPlugin.pm i have tried a small change at line 311 to get a ldap search result in one line.

original one: $rows{join('-', @sortfield{@keyfields})} .= $row . "\n";

change to: $rows{join('-', @sortfield{@keyfields})} .= $row ;

Thank you very much in advance,

Thanh.

Environment

-- TWikiGuest - 11 Jul 2008

Answer

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What happens if you escape the inner pair of '%'?

%CALC{$LOWER($percntLDAP{base="dc=mydom,dc=net" host="myserver.mydom.net:3268" filter="&(objectClass=person)(!(extensionAttribute6=1)) (!(objectClass=computer)) (!(objectClass=contact)) (sn=H*)(sAMAccountName=v*)" format="$sAMAccountName|"}$percnt)}%

I don't have LdapPlugin installed, but the same thing seems to happen here:

this doesn't LOWER

$LOWER(%LDAP{base="dc=mydom,dc=net" host="myserver.mydom.net:3268" filter="&(objectClass=person)(!(extensionAttribute6=1)) (!(objectClass=computer)) (!(objectClass=contact)) (sn=H*)(sAMAccountName=v*)" format="$sAMAccountName|")}%

but this does

$percntldap{base="dc=mydom,dc=net" host="myserver.mydom.net:3268" filter="&(objectclass=person)(!(extensionattribute6=1)) (!(objectclass=computer)) (!(objectclass=contact)) (sn=h*)(samaccountname=v*)" format="$samaccountname|"}$percnt

-- SeanCMorgan - 14 Jul 2008

Seems to be answered? Closing this question after more than 30 days of inactivity. Feel free to re-open if needed.

-- PeterThoeny - 02 Sep 2008

Hi Sean and Peter,

Thank you very much for your reply!

I have tried it, but it did not work. TWiki return the same string which you wrote in 'but this does' section. I received the same result when I tried the command "$percntLDAP....".

Thank again, Thanh.

-- TWikiGuest - 01 Oct 2008

By default, the config field {PluginsOrder} causes the SpreadSheetPlugin to be run first. If you add LdapPlugin to the start of that string, it should run LDAP first, and then LOWER the result. And no $percnt escaping required.

Note this will affect all cases where those two plugins are used together, so check that it hasn't broken any other searches.

-- SeanCMorgan - 01 Oct 2008

Seems to be answered, closing this after more than 30 days of inactivity. Please feel free to re-open if needed.

-- PeterThoeny - 07 Nov 2008