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With this code in the default filter no other operator then == is supported, so you can't use stuff like >, in etc. It should probably just reuse the operator that is defined in the simple where.
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Simpel where filter
Simple where filter
Jul 8, 2014
That is the one caveat of the simple where, it only supports ==.
When { name: 'John' } gets serialized to the query string, you get ?name=John, so I don't see how the simple where could support anything other than ==.
This is the only way to use operators other than ==, unless you want to override the default filter with your own.
With this code in the default filter no other operator then == is supported, so you can't use stuff like
>
,in
etc. It should probably just reuse the operator that is defined in the simple where.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: