Yes! It works :) Big thanks for the help Pete. Ewen On 1/9/07, Pete Rowley <prowley@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Ewen Cumming wrote: > That works OK, however when I add an 'nsViewFilter: (o=org3)' > attribute to ou=group, org3 displays correctly as a virtual entry > under ou=group but ou=subgroup stops displaying org1 and org2 as > virtual entries. > > Any ideas? Yes :) You have misunderstood how views work a little. Each view with a filter restricts the descendant entries that may exist in the hierarchy, so the higher view filters should be general like o=finance, then the next level might be (o=Purchasing) with a peer (o=Sales), a third level under the latter might contain (o=USA Sales) and (o=Canada Sales). Each time you add a sub-view with a view filter it will remove those entries that match from the parent and begin displaying them in the sub-view. To get what you are after you would need to add something like (o=*) or (|((o=org1)(o=org2)(o=org3))) to the ou=group entry. -- Pete -- Fedora-directory-users mailing list Fedora-directory-users@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-directory-users
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