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Javascript Search Widget (searchWidget.sources.push(sources))

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Latest reply on May 23, 2016 by fcbassongis

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Hi,

Just would like to confirm that, the search widget is pushing search layer at right level or not ?

because when i try to push a source then it gets added in wrong heirchical level.

var sources = [ { declare only one source } ]

// Add to source(s)
var searchWidget = new Search();
searchWidget.sources.push(sources); //new source
searchWidget.startup();

Then it shows heirchy like

items

[0]

[1]

[0] and here is my source (underneath of [1][0])

I believe my source should be at [1] level of heirchy.

Please correct me if i am missing anything.

fcbassongis

May 23, 2016 5:03 AM

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You are adding an array and not a source object. Just remove the square brackets from your sources variable declaration.

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sachin.tiwari@cgg.com May 23, 2016 5:02 AM

if the heirchical level is correct then why i m not able to search on added (pushed) sources, whereas when i add the same source at the constructor level of Search() widget then it works perfectly.

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fcbassongis

May 23, 2016 5:03 AM

You are adding an array and not a source object. Just remove the square brackets from your sources variable declaration.

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sachin.tiwari@cgg.com May 23, 2016 5:19 AM

Thanks for the solution. (Heirchical level is solved by your response but search issue is still remains)

But the issue remains the same, when i tried to push a source then it won't search on pushed source. and when i assign the same code in the constructor of search() widget then it searches perfectly. I think i am lacking somewhere, let me check once again. or if you have any other clue on that ?

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@ sachin.tiwari@cgg.com on May 23, 2016 5:23 AM

I've constructed my own search sources like this in the past:

sources = searchWidget.get("sources");
sources.push(newsourceobject); //push for adding at the end of the list and unshift to add at the front of the list
searchWidget.set("sources", sources);
searchWidget.startup();

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sachin.tiwari@cgg.com May 23, 2016 5:31 AM

other way around :-)

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@ sachin.tiwari@cgg.com on May 23, 2016 5:34 AM

You mean the push/unshift? I'm pretty sure. JavaScript Array unshift() Method

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if the heirchical level is correct then why i m not able to search on added (pushed) sources, whereas when i add the same source at the constructor level of Search() widget then it works perfectly.
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You are adding an array and not a source object. Just remove the square brackets from your sources variable declaration.
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Thanks for the solution. (Heirchical level is solved by your response but search issue is still remains)

But the issue remains the same, when i tried to push a source then it won't search on pushed source. and when i assign the same code in the constructor of search() widget then it searches perfectly. I think i am lacking somewhere, let me check once again. or if you have any other clue on that ?
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- fcbassongis @ sachin.tiwari@cgg.com on May 23, 2016 5:23 AM
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  I've constructed my own search sources like this in the past:
  sources = searchWidget.get("sources"); sources.push(newsourceobject); //push for adding at the end of the list and unshift to add at the front of the list searchWidget.set("sources", sources); searchWidget.startup();
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sachin.tiwari@cgg.com May 23, 2016 5:31 AM
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other way around :-)
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- fcbassongis @ sachin.tiwari@cgg.com on May 23, 2016 5:34 AM
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  You mean the push/unshift? I'm pretty sure. JavaScript Array unshift() Method
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