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 More options Aug 4 2012, 8:22 pm
From: Raman Yakkala <ryakk...@gmail.com>
Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2012 17:22:07 -0700
Local: Sat, Aug 4 2012 8:22 pm
Subject: Question: Finding by treasuries with treasury_search_string
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Hi Dan,

Finding by treasuries with treasury_search_string for listings_title
and listings_tags
is not working? can you please help understanding what is the issue?

In the general case, this can be any string. However, there are four
special prefixes that can be used. "shop:" will look for lists where one of
the shop's listings is included. "curator:" will find all the lists created
by the person specified. "title:" will find lists with a specific title.
"tags:", "listing_title:", "listing_tags:" follow the same pattern. Because
the colon ":" is used as a special character to separate the special
prefixes, you may only have 1 colon in your search string, and the text
that comes before the colon must match one of the prefixes stated above.

Please provide me an example if it work for you.

Thanks,
Raman


 
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