Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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High
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None
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2014.07
Description
I have 5 article objects in my content tree, each with at least 2 locations!
Content structure:
Content > Folder1 > Folder1.1 > Article1 (Second Location) Content > Folder1 > Folder1.2 > Article2 (Second Location) Content > Folder1 > Folder1.2 > Article3 (Second Location) Content > Folder1 > Folder1.2 > Article4 (Second Location) Content > Folder1 > Folder1.2 > Article5 (Second Location) Content > Folder2 > Article1 (Main Location) Content > Folder3 > Article2 (Main Location) Content > Folder3 > Article3 (Main Location) Content > Folder4 > Article4 (Main Location) Content > Folder4 > Article5 (Main Location)
Content Search Code:
search.php
$criteria = array(
new Criterion\Subtree('/1/2/'),
new Criterion\Visibility(Criterion\Visibility::VISIBLE),
new Criterion\ContentTypeIdentifier('article');
);
$query = new Query(
array(
'criterion' => new Criterion\LogicalAnd($criteria),
'sortClauses' => array(
new SortClause\ContentId(Query::SORT_DESC)
)
)
);
$pager = new Pagerfanta(new ContentSearchAdapter($query, $this->repository->getSearchService()));
$pager->setMaxPerPage(3);
$pager->setCurrentPage(1);
echo "Count 1:" . $pager->count();
echo "Count 2:" . count($pager);
foreach($pager as $item) {
echo "Object Name:" . $item->contentInfo->name;
}
Result:
Count 1:5 Count 2:5 Object Name: Object 5 Object Name: Object 4
As you can see, one object ist missing for the current page.
Result without Subtree Criterion:
Count 1:5 Count 2:5 Object Name: Object 5 Object Name: Object 4 Object Name: Object 3