Newbie Questions

Re: Filter Pattern

Matt Faus — Fri, 07 Apr 2006 23:46:13 GMT

This would also work:

not( . mod 10 = 0 )

This uses the modulus operation to see if the value is a multiple of 10. This would also work for a number of arbitrary size and might perform better than the Match function.

Re: Filter Pattern

Agni Jonnalagadda — Fri, 07 Apr 2006 19:17:56 GMT

You need to use expression in your filter
not(xdUtil:Match(string(.), "\d\d\d0"))

First we checking if it is matching and then negating it.
1. string(.) will give the node value
2. "\d" means any character and "0" is at the end, means first 3 letters can be any integer and last letter has to be "0"
3. We are doing an "xdUtil:Match" on this
4. Negating the total expression, which means we want to omit all the nodes which match the above pattern.

Filter Pattern

dlgross — Fri, 07 Apr 2006 13:17:17 GMT

How can I create a filter for a dropdown list so that items ending in 0 are not shown? (I have a 4 digit code and do not want the users to see items such as 9120, but they should see 9121 and 9119)

Thanks