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queryNodes provides a filtering mechanism. Filters are added as request parameters. Filter values must be properly URL encoded. You can use multiple filters within the same request.

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Format and operators

The filter has the following format:  property[operator]=value . For example, http://<domain>/.rest/delivery/pages/v1?title[like]=tour .

If no operator is provided, eq is used by default. Please mind that the brackets should be URL-encoded for some tools.

Supported operators:

  • ne means <>
  • eq means =
  • lt means <
  • lte means <=
  • gt means >
  • gte means >=
  • like means LIKE
  • in means IN
  • not-in means NOT IN

ExampleFor in and not-in, a range symbol ~ (the tilde) should be provided, for example:

http:///.rest/delivery/pages/v1?mgnl:created[in]=2018-01-01~2018-02-01

For filtering by time, only two formats (ISO 8601) are accepted:

  • Date: yyyy-MM-dd
  • Datetime: yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSXXX
    (Example: 2018-01-01 2018-01-11T10:26:47.438+07:00 )

Property filter

Filter for a property of the node. Thev value for the property must be an exact match.

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