Discussion:
[Mayan EDMS: 2171] metadata table
C V
2017-10-24 06:53:10 UTC
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I want to know if it possbile to insert values of metadata with a table,
for example:
clients:
list of clients alphabetically to look for

employees
list of employeea alphabetically to look for

etc.....

since the list of values could be very long is possible to search inside
the value table inserted

Another question

In the indexes, is possible to sort the documents by date or by name

Thanks

Fabio
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David Kimmel
2017-10-24 15:55:06 UTC
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I don't believe it's possible to have multiple instances of a metadata
field (or multiple values for a metadata field) on a document right now.
This is a feature I'd also like to see - I have a number of use-cases that
would benefit greatly from this.
Post by C V
I want to know if it possbile to insert values of metadata with a table,
list of clients alphabetically to look for
employees
list of employeea alphabetically to look for
etc.....
since the list of values could be very long is possible to search inside
the value table inserted
Another question
In the indexes, is possible to sort the documents by date or by name
Thanks
Fabio
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Lin Pro
2017-10-25 02:43:13 UTC
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I would think that if you create a metadata field like a YEAR and then populate the metadata with consecutive years (2000,2011,2012 ETC) you'll be able to create an index based on the metadata field: year.
document.metadata_value_of.year

Let the group correct me please.
Regards
Lin
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