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Sort mediaItem by expiration date

The "WCB: JSP front-end design" forum contains threads on issues that are related to JSP front-end design while programming a WCB (WebManager Component Bundle). The Presentation & Element component contain JSPs that will be used for front-end rendering. Ask your questions related to these JSPs here. Some example topics: integration of AJAX, use of the taglibs, how to handle multiple websites, and so forth.

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johnsten



Posts: 59

Posted: 24-08-2010 12:37

Is there a simple way to sort mediaItems by expiration date?

williamb



Posts: 310

Posted: 24-08-2010 19:38

According to the API MediaItemSortOptions.SortBy you can't sort on expiration date.

Though, if you provide a use case, a Change Request can be made in Jira, so this would become possible in future versions.
johnsten



Posts: 59

Posted: 24-08-2010 19:56

Use case: Calendar with images, paragraf, url, etc..

If it's possible to sort mediaItems by experiation date. Then you can "abuse" article's as a calendar item.

and then........ You can finally remove that no use calendar element :-P
williamb



Posts: 310

Posted: 24-08-2010 20:49 Solved

Did you see the calendar WCB?

That 're-uses' the media repository, with a new contenttype and provides an element for this (that does quite some more then you could get with just a MediaCollectionElement).

;)

johnsten



Posts: 59

Posted: 24-08-2010 21:42

will try that one out
johnsten



Posts: 59

Posted: 26-08-2010 16:12

WCB isn't working.

An error occurred while starting 'Calendar' (ID 86) bundle:
org.osgi.framework.BundleException: Unresolved constraint in bundle 86: package; (package=com.gxwebmanager.solutions.wmsutilityservices.api)

what's the wmsutilityservices?
markvc



Posts: 196

Posted: 28-08-2010 15:55 Helpful

The Utility Services WCB can be found at http://www.wcmexchange.com/wmsutilityservices/
johnsten



Posts: 59

Posted: 30-08-2010 10:45

There's no download button after login

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