SID-00004: FormQueryPlugin Help
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I created a page for all the builds that I have created. The page is getting ridiculously long so I decided to do a query where it just lists certain builds on the page. I am trying to create a query where it keeps all the builds with the
BuildStatus of "rejected" and Builds that have dates that are 1 month old or younger from the current date.
I am having trouble with the date query, I don't have a clue. Here is what I have so far.
%DOQUERY{search="parent='%TOPIC%'" format="| [[$topic]] | $formfield(BranchStatus) | $summary |" moan="off" sort=topic}%
%FORMQUERY{name=builds search="parent='BuildIndex' AND (BuildStatus='Rejected')"}%
%FORMQUERY{name=builds search="parent='BuildIndex' AND (Date=''@2008/11/01,@now"}%
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MichaelParker - 30 Dec 2008
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What plugin(s) are you using?
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PeterThoeny - 30 Dec 2008
I am not using any plugins. Just a page that gets information from other pages. The original page has a bunch of FORMQUERY and SHOWQUERY.
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MichaelParker - 30 Dec 2008
Ah, it's the
FormQueryPlugin. I am not familiar with this plugin, may be someone else can help.
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PeterThoeny - 30 Dec 2008
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PeterThoeny - 15 Feb 2009
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