FinderIndexerQueryQuery class for the Finder indexer package.
Located in /administrator/components/com_finder/helpers/indexer/query.php (line 24)
string
$date1
(line 136)
The start date filter.
string
$date2
(line 144)
The end date filter.
array
$excluded
= array() (line 72)
The excluded tokens.
string
$filter
(line 112)
The static filter id.
array
$filters
= array() (line 128)
The taxonomy filters. This is a multi-dimensional array of taxonomy branches as the first level and then the taxonomy nodes as the values.
For example: $filters = array( 'Type' = array(10, 32, 29, 11, ...); 'Label' = array(20, 314, 349, 91, 82, ...); ... );
array
$highlight
= array() (line 96)
The terms to highlight as matches.
array
$ignored
= array() (line 80)
The tokens to ignore because no matches exist.
array
$included
= array() (line 64)
The included tokens.
string
$input
(line 40)
The query input string.
string
$language
(line 48)
The language of the query.
string
$mode
(line 56)
The query string matching mode.
array
$operators
= array() (line 88)
The operators used in the query input string.
boolean
$search
(line 32)
Flag to show whether the query can return results.
integer
$terms
(line 104)
The number of matching terms for the query input.
string
$when1
(line 152)
The start date filter modifier.
string
$when2
(line 160)
The end date filter modifier.
Method to instantiate the query object.
Method to get a list of excluded search term ids.
Method to get a list of included search term ids.
Method to get a list of required search term ids.
Method to get the base and similar term ids and, if necessary, suggested
term data from the database. The terms ids are identified based on a 'like' match in MySQL and/or a common stem. If no term ids could be found, then we know that we will not be able to return any results for that term and we should try to find a similar term to use that we can match so that we can suggest the alternative search query to the user.
Method to process the query date filters to determine start and end date limitations.
Method to process the dynamic taxonomy input. The dynamic taxonomy input
comes in the form of select fields that the user chooses from. The dynamic taxonomy input is processed AFTER the static taxonomy input because the dynamic options can be used to further narrow a static taxonomy filter.
Method to process the static taxonomy input. The static taxonomy input comes in the form of a pre-defined search filter that is assigned to the search form.
Method to process the query input string and extract required, optional, and excluded tokens; taxonomy filters; and date filters.
Method to convert the query object into a URI string.
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