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== Examples ==
 
== Examples ==
  
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The getCEDdata function is handy way to get data out of a CommonSpot Custom Element. Making a call to this method will return an Array of Structures of the data contained in the element specified.  
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The getCEDdata function is handy way to get data out of a CommonSpot Custom Element. Making a call to this method will return the data as an Array of Structures for the element specified.  
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'''queryType options:'''
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* selected
 +
* notSelected
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* search
 +
* multi
 +
* versions
 +
* list
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* numericList
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* greaterThan
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* between
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* searchInList <!-- (new as of 9/17/2010) -->
  
 
=== Usage: ===
 
=== Usage: ===
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Example 1: Use getCEData to get ALL records in a Custom Element:  
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Example 1: Use getCEData(queryType='selected') to return ALL records in a Custom Element:  
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<source lang="cfm">
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<cfscript>
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<cfscript>
 
     // get data from the "My Element" custom element  
 
     // get data from the "My Element" custom element  
 
     data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
 
     data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
 
                       customElementName="My Element"
 
                       customElementName="My Element"
 
                       );
 
                       );
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</cfscript>
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</cfscript>
 +
 +
&lt;!---// loop over results (All the records from the Custom Element) ---&gt;
 +
<cfloop from="1" to="#arrayLen(data)#" index="itm">
 +
    &lt;!---// renders data from the uniqueID and Title fields from the element ---&gt;
 +
    <cfoutput>#data[itm].values.uniqueID# #data[itm].values.Title#</cfoutput>
 +
</cfloop>
  
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<!---// loop over results (will be all records from the Custom Element)  --->
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<cfloop from="1" to="#arrayLen(data)#" index="itm">
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Example 2: Use getCEData(queryType='selected') to return only the records that match the provided value for a specific field:
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     <!---// renders data from the uniqueID and Title fields from the element --->
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 +
<cfscript>
 +
    // get data from the "My Element" custom element by a uniqueID value
 +
    data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
 +
                      customElementName="My Element",
 +
                      customElementFieldName="uniqueID",
 +
                      item='DF6D9B32-1143-FF53-952805B368AB301B'
 +
                      );
 +
</cfscript>
 +
 +
&lt;!---// loop over results (Only the records that matched the criteria)  ---&gt;
 +
<cfloop from="1" to="#arrayLen(data)#" index="itm">
 +
     &lt;!---// renders data from the uniqueID and Title fields from the element ---&gt;
 
     <cfoutput>#data[itm].values.uniqueID# #data[itm].values.Title#</cfoutput>
 
     <cfoutput>#data[itm].values.uniqueID# #data[itm].values.Title#</cfoutput>
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</cfloop>
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</cfloop>
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</source>
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 +
 
 +
Example 3: Use getCEData(queryType='selected') to return only the records that match a comma-delimited list of provided values for a specific field (similar to a SQL 'IN' operator):
 +
 
 +
A example of three records stored in the "My Element" custom element:
 +
Record 1:
 +
  uniqueID: DF6D9B32-1143-FF53-952805B368AB301B
 +
  Title: 'Record 1'
 +
Record 2:
 +
  uniqueID: 122FFB4E-C95E-77C1-D217186D857F2228
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  Title: 'Record 2'
 +
Record 3:
 +
  uniqueID: 1BC95CDE-DFBC-047C-2011FC37BE5F6A22
 +
  Title: 'Record 3'
  
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Example 2: Use getCEData to get only the records that match the provided value for a specific field:
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From the example 3 data above, this will return Record 1 and Record 2
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<source lang="cfm">
+
<cfscript>
−
<cfscript>
 
 
     // get data from the "My Element" custom element by a uniqueID value
 
     // get data from the "My Element" custom element by a uniqueID value
 
     data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
 
     data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
 
                       customElementName="My Element",
 
                       customElementName="My Element",
 
                       customElementFieldName="uniqueID",
 
                       customElementFieldName="uniqueID",
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                       item='DF6D9B32-1143-FF53-952805B368AB301B'
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                       item='DF6D9B32-1143-FF53-952805B368AB301B,122FFB4E-C95E-77C1-D217186D857F2228',
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                      queryType="selected"
 +
                      );
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</cfscript>
 +
 
 +
 
 +
Example 4: Use getCEData(queryType='notselected') to return only the records that '''DO NOT''' match a comma-delimited list of provided values for a specific field (similar to a SQL 'NOT IN' operator):
 +
 
 +
From the example 3 data above, this will return Record 3
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<cfscript>
 +
    // get data from the "My Element" custom element by a uniqueID value
 +
    data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
 +
                      customElementName="My Element",
 +
                      customElementFieldName="uniqueID",
 +
                      item='DF6D9B32-1143-FF53-952805B368AB301B,122FFB4E-C95E-77C1-D217186D857F2228',
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                      queryType="notselected"
 +
                      );
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</cfscript>
 +
 
 +
 
 +
Example 5: Use getCEData(queryType='searchInList') to return the records that match the provided value with any of the items stored in a list as the value of the specified CE field:
 +
 
 +
A example of two records stored in the "My Element" custom element:
 +
Record 1:
 +
  uniqueID: DF6D9B32-1143-FF53-952805B368AB301B
 +
  csPageIDList: 2011,3010,4808,1660,3710
 +
Record 2:
 +
  uniqueID: 122FFB4E-C95E-77C1-D217186D857F2228
 +
  csPageIDList: 2011,3010,1660,3710
 +
Record 3:
 +
  uniqueID: 1BC95CDE-DFBC-047C-2011FC37BE5F6A22
 +
  csPageIDList: 2011,3010,3780,1660,9884
 +
 
 +
From the example 5 data above, this will only return Record 1
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<cfscript>
 +
    // get data from the "My Element" custom element
 +
    data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
 +
                      customElementName="My Element",
 +
                      customElementFieldName="csPageIDList",
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                      item='4808',
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                      queryType='searchInList'
 +
                      );
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</cfscript>
 +
 
 +
 
 +
Example 6: Use getCEData(queryType='searchInList') to return the records that match the any of the provided values from a list with any of the items stored in a list as the value of the specified CE field:
 +
 
 +
From the example 5 data above, this will return Record 1 and Record 3
 +
<cfscript>
 +
    // get data from the "My Element" custom element
 +
    data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
 +
                      customElementName="My Element",
 +
                      customElementFieldName="csPageIDList",
 +
                      item='3780,4808',
 +
                      queryType='searchInList'
 +
                      );
 +
</cfscript>
 +
 
 +
 
 +
Example 7: Use getCEData(queryType='search') to return the records that match at least part of the value of the CE field specified in the 'searchFields' attribute. Specifying querytype of "search" is only for finding records with a specific value in the field, whereas "searchInList" is for finding one or more values in the field. 
 +
 
 +
From the example 5 data above, this will return Record 1
 +
<cfscript>
 +
    // get data from the "My Element" custom element
 +
    data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
 +
                      customElementName="My Element",
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                      searchFields="uniqueID",
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                      searchValues='DF6D9B32',
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                      queryType='search'
 
                       );
 
                       );
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</cfscript>
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</cfscript>
  
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<!---// loop over results (will only be records that matched the criteria) --->
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<cfloop from="1" to="#arrayLen(data)#" index="itm">
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Example 8: Use getCEData(queryType='multi') to return the records that match multiple fields in the CE record. The 'searchFields' argument will contain the list of CE fields to search and the 'searchValues' argument is a one-to-one match for the 'searchFields' list.  In the example below, the filter criteria is interpreted as 'department=Science AND building=Adams Hall".
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    <!---// renders data from the uniqueID and Title fields from the element --->
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    <cfoutput>#data[itm].values.uniqueID# #data[itm].values.Title#</cfoutput>
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A example of three records stored in the "My Element" custom element:
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</cfloop>
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Record 1:
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</source>
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  uniqueID: DF6D9B32-1143-FF53-952805B368AB301B
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  Title: 'Record 1'
 +
  Department: Science
 +
  Building: Adams Hall
 +
Record 2:
 +
  uniqueID: 122FFB4E-C95E-77C1-D217186D857F2228
 +
  Title: 'Record 2'
 +
  Department: Math
 +
  Building: Washington Hall
 +
Record 3:
 +
  uniqueID: 1BC95CDE-DFBC-047C-2011FC37BE5F6A22
 +
  Title: 'Record 3'
 +
  Department: Science
 +
  Building: Adams Hall
 +
 
 +
From the example 8 data above, this will return Record 1 and Record 3
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<cfscript>
 +
    // get data from the "My Element" custom element by a uniqueID value
 +
    data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
 +
                      customElementName="My Element",
 +
                      searchFields="Department, Building",
 +
                      searchValues='Science, Adams Hall',
 +
                      queryType="multi"
 +
                      );
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</cfscript>

Latest revision as of 19:40, 7 July 2015

Attention: Do not change any text in the description, signature, and paramter sections.

Return to CEData_1_0

Description

Returns array of structs for all data matching the Custom Element.

Signature

public array getCEData ( string customElementName, string customElementFieldName, any item, string queryType, string searchValues, string searchFields )

Parameters

Required Name Type Description
required customElementName string
optional customElementFieldName string [Default: ]
  item any [Default: ]
  queryType string [Default: selected]
  searchValues string [Default: ]
  searchFields string [Default: ]

Examples

The getCEDdata function is handy way to get data out of a CommonSpot Custom Element. Making a call to this method will return the data as an Array of Structures for the element specified.

queryType options:

  • selected
  • notSelected
  • search
  • multi
  • versions
  • list
  • numericList
  • greaterThan
  • between
  • searchInList

Usage:

Example 1: Use getCEData(queryType='selected') to return ALL records in a Custom Element: 

<cfscript>
    // get data from the "My Element" custom element 
    data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
                      customElementName="My Element"
                     );
</cfscript>

<!---// loop over results (All the records from the Custom Element) --->
<cfloop from="1" to="#arrayLen(data)#" index="itm">
   <!---// renders data from the uniqueID and Title fields from the element --->
   <cfoutput>#data[itm].values.uniqueID# #data[itm].values.Title#</cfoutput>
</cfloop>


Example 2: Use getCEData(queryType='selected') to return only the records that match the provided value for a specific field: 

<cfscript>
    // get data from the "My Element" custom element by a uniqueID value
    data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
                      customElementName="My Element",
                      customElementFieldName="uniqueID",
                      item='DF6D9B32-1143-FF53-952805B368AB301B'
                     );
</cfscript>

<!---// loop over results (Only the records that matched the criteria)  --->
<cfloop from="1" to="#arrayLen(data)#" index="itm">
   <!---// renders data from the uniqueID and Title fields from the element --->
   <cfoutput>#data[itm].values.uniqueID# #data[itm].values.Title#</cfoutput>
</cfloop>


Example 3: Use getCEData(queryType='selected') to return only the records that match a comma-delimited list of provided values for a specific field (similar to a SQL 'IN' operator): 

A example of three records stored in the "My Element" custom element: 
Record 1:
 uniqueID: DF6D9B32-1143-FF53-952805B368AB301B
 Title: 'Record 1' 
Record 2:
  uniqueID: 122FFB4E-C95E-77C1-D217186D857F2228
  Title: 'Record 2' 
Record 3:
 uniqueID: 1BC95CDE-DFBC-047C-2011FC37BE5F6A22
 Title: 'Record 3' 

From the example 3 data above, this will return Record 1 and Record 2
<cfscript>
    // get data from the "My Element" custom element by a uniqueID value
    data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
                      customElementName="My Element",
                      customElementFieldName="uniqueID",
                      item='DF6D9B32-1143-FF53-952805B368AB301B,122FFB4E-C95E-77C1-D217186D857F2228',
                      queryType="selected"
                     );
</cfscript>


Example 4: Use getCEData(queryType='notselected') to return only the records that DO NOT match a comma-delimited list of provided values for a specific field (similar to a SQL 'NOT IN' operator): 

From the example 3 data above, this will return Record 3
<cfscript>
    // get data from the "My Element" custom element by a uniqueID value
    data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
                      customElementName="My Element",
                      customElementFieldName="uniqueID",
                      item='DF6D9B32-1143-FF53-952805B368AB301B,122FFB4E-C95E-77C1-D217186D857F2228',
                      queryType="notselected"
                     );
</cfscript>


Example 5: Use getCEData(queryType='searchInList') to return the records that match the provided value with any of the items stored in a list as the value of the specified CE field: 

A example of two records stored in the "My Element" custom element:
Record 1:
 uniqueID: DF6D9B32-1143-FF53-952805B368AB301B
 csPageIDList: 2011,3010,4808,1660,3710
Record 2:
 uniqueID: 122FFB4E-C95E-77C1-D217186D857F2228
 csPageIDList: 2011,3010,1660,3710
Record 3:
 uniqueID: 1BC95CDE-DFBC-047C-2011FC37BE5F6A22
 csPageIDList: 2011,3010,3780,1660,9884

From the example 5 data above, this will only return Record 1
<cfscript>
    // get data from the "My Element" custom element 
    data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
                      customElementName="My Element",
                      customElementFieldName="csPageIDList",
                      item='4808',
                      queryType='searchInList'
                     );
</cfscript>


Example 6: Use getCEData(queryType='searchInList') to return the records that match the any of the provided values from a list with any of the items stored in a list as the value of the specified CE field: 

From the example 5 data above, this will return Record 1 and Record 3
<cfscript>
    // get data from the "My Element" custom element 
    data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
                      customElementName="My Element",
                      customElementFieldName="csPageIDList",
                      item='3780,4808',
                      queryType='searchInList'
                     );
</cfscript>


Example 7: Use getCEData(queryType='search') to return the records that match at least part of the value of the CE field specified in the 'searchFields' attribute. Specifying querytype of "search" is only for finding records with a specific value in the field, whereas "searchInList" is for finding one or more values in the field. 

From the example 5 data above, this will return Record 1
<cfscript>
    // get data from the "My Element" custom element 
    data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
                      customElementName="My Element",
                      searchFields="uniqueID",
                      searchValues='DF6D9B32', 
                      queryType='search'
                     );
</cfscript>


Example 8: Use getCEData(queryType='multi') to return the records that match multiple fields in the CE record. The 'searchFields' argument will contain the list of CE fields to search and the 'searchValues' argument is a one-to-one match for the 'searchFields' list. In the example below, the filter criteria is interpreted as 'department=Science AND building=Adams Hall". 

A example of three records stored in the "My Element" custom element: 
Record 1:
 uniqueID: DF6D9B32-1143-FF53-952805B368AB301B
 Title: 'Record 1'
 Department: Science
 Building: Adams Hall
Record 2:
 uniqueID: 122FFB4E-C95E-77C1-D217186D857F2228
 Title: 'Record 2'
 Department: Math
 Building: Washington Hall
Record 3:
 uniqueID: 1BC95CDE-DFBC-047C-2011FC37BE5F6A22
 Title: 'Record 3'
 Department: Science
 Building: Adams Hall
 
From the example 8 data above, this will return Record 1 and Record 3
<cfscript>
    // get data from the "My Element" custom element by a uniqueID value
    data = application.ADF.ceData.getCEData(
                      customElementName="My Element",
                      searchFields="Department, Building",
                      searchValues='Science, Adams Hall',
                      queryType="multi"
                     );
</cfscript>
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