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addWhere(), oddOrder() 10 Nov 2016 10:05 #14684

Hi Jocelyn,
are these database query overrides still working in forked views? ....
$model->addOrder('a.creation_date');
$model->addWhere('a.published', '1');
$model->setState('list.ordering', 'a.yourfield');
$model->setState('list.direction', 'desc');
Im working in the fork/views/myview/tmpl/default.php and fork/views/myview/tmpl/default_grid.php - trying to modify the collection data with this code - but it is being ignored.
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addWhere(), oddOrder() 10 Nov 2016 19:42 #14689

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You can only use those statements BEFORE the getItems() call.

So it doesn't work in the template.
You need to fork the view.
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