Reversed FilterCompareTo

Henrik Juhlin

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Hallo everyone, I have some question, but my splitting them up in 3 different posts to make it easier. I’m sorry if these questions have been answered before, but I couldn’t find any solutions for them here while searching. Question nr 1: I have a NewsList that I’m are going to use to present data from 3 different data sources. To display them all works good and add a filter (FilterCompareTo) to the list to show only some of the data works perfect :) But the problem is that I sometimes want to show more data. My list is divided in A,B,C,D and E list. And sometime I want to show A, B, C together. So instead of saving the data from list A as I do with FilterCompareTo I want to remove D and E or save 3 different parts. Hope you understand my problem :) I found some real old post about this on the forum, but no solutions for it.

#12975

Mar 22, 2007 15:35

Steven Stieng

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Hi Henrik, this is not an anwer to your question, rather I would like to know how you solved showing news from source A, B and C. I have a customer that wants a nested list showin all news. That means retrieving news from 19 different newslists and ordering them by date, newest first. Any good suggestions on how to do this would be much appreciated! :-)

#15190

Mar 22, 2007 20:53

Henrik Juhlin

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Hallo :) (I will look in your answer on my other question towmorrow, thanks for that :)) This is how I did it.

Where dyn_event_list1 is a dynamic property. Workes the same to use PageLink="561" (or what your id nr is) (I think ;)). It adds all the news sources in to one singel source named Event3.

#15191

Mar 22, 2007 22:15

Håkan Alexander

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Might give you more control if you do it in codebehind. Example:


            EPiServer.Core.PageDataCollection pages = new EPiServer.Core.PageDataCollection();
            pages.Add(GetPages("dyn_event_list1"));
            pages.Add(GetPages("dyn_event_list2"));
            pages.Add(GetPages("dyn_event_list3"));
            EPiServer.Filters.FilterSort sort = new EPiServer.Filters.FilterSort(EPiServer.Filters.FilterSortOrder.ChangedDescending);
            sort.Sort(pages);
            return pages;

        }
        private EPiServer.Core.PageDataCollection GetPages(string propertyName)
        {
            return EPiServer.Global.EPDataFactory.GetChildren((EPiServer.Core.PageReference)CurrentPage[propertyName]);
        }

/HAXEN

#15192

Mar 23, 2007 10:18

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