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Trouble with the query builder and other

  1. nico at mandanet.ch

    Trouble with the query builder and other

    Tue December 08 2009 22:40:09 UTC
    Hi,

    we have been running a website since 2003 with midgard 1.4.4.

    Our site running 8.09 is near ready to go online in 2 days, but I
    have troubles with asgard.

    Is there a way to hide reply-articles at the topic level in the
    navigation tree? In the old aegir interface, reply-articles were shown
    only under their corresponding article and not a second time under the
    topic directly.

    In my case I have to get back a huge forum, and asgard get out of memory
    when I open the topic. I don't want to raise the memory limit, it's
    already about 50MB, and it won't solve the usability problem (having to
    deal with thousands articles in one topic).

    Greeting

    Nico
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  2. nico at mandanet.ch

    Subject was wrong, sorry. It's about reply-articles in the navigation tree of asgard

    Tue December 08 2009 23:10:07 UTC
    On Tue, Dec 08, 2009 at 11:28:15PM +0100, nico@mandanet.ch wrote:
    > Hi,
    >
    > we have been running a website since 2003 with midgard 1.4.4.
    >
    > Our site running 8.09 is near ready to go online in 2 days, but I
    > have troubles with asgard.
    >
    > Is there a way to hide reply-articles at the topic level in the
    > navigation tree? In the old aegir interface, reply-articles were shown
    > only under their corresponding article and not a second time under the
    > topic directly.
    >
    > In my case I have to get back a huge forum, and asgard get out of memory
    > when I open the topic. I don't want to raise the memory limit, it's
    > already about 50MB, and it won't solve the usability problem (having to
    > deal with thousands articles in one topic).
    >
    > Greeting
    >
    > Nico
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    > user@lists.midgard-project.org
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  3. Re: [midgard-user] Subject was wrong, sorry. It's about reply-articles in the navigation tree of asgard

    Tue December 22 2009 09:05:03 UTC
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    nico@mandanet.ch wrote:
    >>
    >> Is there a way to hide reply-articles at the topic level in the
    >> navigation tree? In the old aegir interface, reply-articles were shown
    >> only under their corresponding article and not a second time under the
    >> topic directly.
    >>

    In short no. Asgard used midgards reflection API for just about
    everything (certain plugins excempted). Though it might be desirable to
    exclude objects that have upfield set to non-empty value when listing
    children right now it's not done (if either parentfield or upfield links
    to the object we're querying children of it's match).

    You can make a feature request to midcom.helper.reflector about this but
    it must be a general case applicable to *all* objects that have tree
    structure and implementable using reflection data (no hardcoded [or even
    configured] classes that behave differently from others in this regard).

    /Rambo
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