I'm sorry for my English, it is not the native language.
how to find the user in two tags?
query members/search/tag?tag=tag1+tag2 does not work
but this query works members/search/tag?tag=tag1 and this query works members/search/tag?tag=tag2
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I would like to hear an answer to this too. Anyone?
i think you'll find only search via *one tag at a time was intended, not joined multiple tags;
searching by multiples used to be supported @ profile manager (but seems discontinued now);
such a multi-predicate (probe-texts) search now needs to be built/coded as custom feature/s ;o(
Boo. :(
Thanks for the info
Yes, I've been battling this one for few days now and it appears that the advanced search facility was removed from Profile Manager, which in my eyes is a big boo as that is one of the reasons why I started using Elgg! But apparently something is in development.
@Dhrup Was profile manager an old 3rd-party plugin or part of core?
The advanced members search was part of profile manager, but was removed for the 1.8 compatible version. I believe the ColdTrick guys intended to add it as a separate advanced search plugin but it never came to fruition.
this:
http://community.elgg.org/discussion/view/1472784/missing-pagination-in-list-generated-by-elgg-view-entity-list
Seems very much related as it compares several tags. I guess one could make a multi-tag search utilizing much of the same code.
i thought about making a multi-tag search function as part of the related-items plugin and briefly looked into that.. however, i decided to code a custom page instead (which is technically similar, yes).
i want to extend the related-items plugin so that the 'view all related items' page has a sidebar which allows filtering via subtype, so that would essentially be a multi-tag search page that accepts entity object guids instead of searching on a manually supplied/typed list of tags.
so ultimately the multi-tag search function would be the preferred route here for me too since the related-items plugin can then make use of the search page instead of using its own custom page.