BlogTagResultFilter Type

Type Template

<...>
    <minimum>xs:int</minimum>
    <creationDateRangeMax>xs:dateTime</creationDateRangeMax>
    <creationDateRangeMin>xs:dateTime</creationDateRangeMin>
    <moderationRangeMax>Integer</moderationRangeMax>
    <moderationRangeMin>Integer</moderationRangeMin>
    <modificationDateRangeMax>xs:dateTime</modificationDateRangeMax>
    <modificationDateRangeMin>xs:dateTime</modificationDateRangeMin>
    <numResults>Integer</numResults>
    <recursive>xs:boolean</recursive>
    <resolutionDateRangeMin>Integer</resolutionDateRangeMin>
    <!-- List of ... -->
    <resolutionStates>xs:string</resolutionStates>
    <resolutionnDateRangeMax>Integer</resolutionnDateRangeMax>
    <sortField>xs:int</sortField>
    <sortOrder>xs:int</sortOrder>
    <startIndex>xs:int</startIndex>
    <!-- List of ... -->
    <tags>xs:string</tags>
    <userID>Long</userID>
    <publishDateRangeMax>xs:dateTime</publishDateRangeMax>
    <publishDateRangeMin>xs:dateTime</publishDateRangeMin>
<...>

Note: Element descriptions are split into information that's relevant when you're creating an instance of this type and information relevant when you're receiving an instance of it. Occasionally these will differ.

Elements

Element	Description
creationDateRangeMax	Setting Getting
creationDateRangeMin	Setting Getting
minimum	Setting Getting
moderationRangeMax	Setting Getting
moderationRangeMin	Setting Getting
modificationDateRangeMax	Setting Getting
modificationDateRangeMin	Setting Getting
numResults	Setting Getting
publishDateRangeMax	Setting Sets a date that represents the upper boundry for tags to be selected by the result filter. If this value is not set the results filter will be unbounded for the latest publish date selected. Setting a date range for a BlogTagResultFilter is a potential performance bottleneck. For example, if the argument for the date range is "new Date()" then the corresponding database query will map to an accuracy of a particular millesecond in time. This means that the results can't be cached. A better solution is to round dates to the nearest minute, hour, etc (whatever accuracy you need). Getting Returns a date that represents the upper boundry for tags to be selected by the result filter. If this value is not set it will return null and the results filter will be unbounded for the latest publish date selected.
publishDateRangeMin	Setting Sets the date that represents the lower boundary for blog posts to be selected by the result filter. If this value is not set the results filter will be unbounded for the earliest publish date selected. Setting a date range for a BlogTagResultFilter is a potential performance bottleneck. For example, if the argument for the date range is "new Date()" then the corresponding database query will map to an accuracy of a particular millesecond in time. This means that the results can't be cached. A better solution is to round dates to the nearest minute, hour, etc (whatever accuracy you need). Getting Returns the publish date that represents the lower boundary for blog posts to be filtered on. If this value has not been set, the method will return null.
recursive	Setting Getting
resolutionDateRangeMin	Setting Getting
resolutionStates	Setting Getting
resolutionnDateRangeMax	Setting Getting
sortField	Setting Getting
sortOrder	Setting Getting
startIndex	Setting Getting
tags	Setting Getting
userID	Setting Getting