I have set a property to user.
Searching by that property value does not return the user:
Why is that?
I have set a property to user.
Searching by that property value does not return the user:
Why is that?
Hi Bartlomiej,
unfortunately there are a few issues with this.
First of all, it seems that the correct query in this case would be [is_biggantt_available] is "true"
, without the .value
part.
Unfortunately this syntax is not supported by UQL yet, as it requires a path to be provided after the property key (the one enclosed in brackets).
For now a workaround would be, if at all possible on your part, to put this JSON as property value, instead of just true
:
{ "value": true}
If you do this, your original query should work.
Regards,
Simone
Unfortunately your example does not work for me.
Only query [is_biggnatt_available]. is true
works properly.
Can you explain what you mean by [quote=“bartlomiej.janczak, post:3, topic:10864”]
Unfortunately your example does not work for me.
[/quote]? Did you try storing properties in the format Simone suggested?
This is still an experimental API and a query like [is_biggnatt_available]. is true
that includes the .
but without any path is not guaranteed to be supported in the future. We will introduce support for values without paths, like [is_biggantt_available] is "true"
in the future.
Cheers,
Dave
Hi @dmeyer,
Yes please.
I have set a property to user:
When I use query like:
[is_biggantt_available]. is true
[is_biggantt_available]. is "true"
Then I get an expected result:
When I use query without a dot following @srusso first suggestion ([is_biggantt_available] is "true"
), then I get Unable to parse UQL:
When I follow @srusso workaround, to put JSON as property value I came with following results, trying different queries:
[is_biggantt_available] is {"value": true}
:For first suggestion query did not work as expected.
For workaround, either I did not construct proper query or it does not work as expected.
Cheers,
Bartek