Query Filters

Querying can be done using a limited and simplifed subset of the syntax described here.

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Also note that there might restrictions regarding nesting levels.

Supported Logic Operators

• $not
• $or
• $and
• $like

Conditional operators

• $gt
• $gte
• $lt
• $lte

Examples

q={"o_modificationDate" : {"$gt" : "1000"}}

... SQL equivalent ...
where ((`o_modificationDate` > '1000') )

q=[{"o_modificationDate" : {"$gt" : "1000"}}, {"o_modificationDate" : {"$lt" : "9999"}}]
...
where ( ((`o_modificationDate` > '1000') )  AND  ((`o_modificationDate` < '9999') )  )

q={"o_modificationDate" : {"$gt" : "1000"}, "$or": [{"o_id": "3", "o_key": {"$like" :"%lorem-ipsum%"}}]}
...
where ((`o_modificationDate` > '1000') AND  ((`o_id` = '3') OR  ((`o_key` LIKE '%lorem-ipsum%') )  )  )

q={"$and" : [{"o_published": "0"}, {"o_modificationDate" : {"$gt" : "1000"}, "$or": [{"o_id": "3", "o_key": {"$like" :"%lorem-ipsum%"}}]}]}
...        
where ( ((`o_published` = '0') )  AND  ((`o_modificationDate` > '1000') AND  ((`o_id` = '3') OR (`o_key` LIKE '%lorem-ipsum%') )  )  )

q={"o_type":%20{"$not":%20"folder"}}
...
(( NOT `o_type` ='object') )

Legacy Mode

SQL condition filters are not supported anymore. However, you can still enable them by implementing a event listener as scribbled below. If you don't but still pass a condition parameter an exception will be thrown.

<?php

namespace AppBundle\EventListener;

use Pimcore\Event\Webservice\FilterEvent;
use Symfony\Component\EventDispatcher\EventSubscriberInterface;

class LegacyListener implements EventSubscriberInterface
{
     public static function getSubscribedEvents()
    {
        return [
            \Pimcore\Event\WebserviceEvents::BEFORE_LIST_LOAD => 'beforeLoad'
        ];
    }


    public  function beforeLoad(FilterEvent $e)
    {
        $request = $e->getRequest();
        $condition = $request->get("condition");

        if ($condition) {
            $e->setCondition($condition);
        }
    }
}