Hi @winth ,
Welcome to the community!
So, the first thing I noticed is that you're ordering by blog.data.order_number
If you check our documentation...
You'll see that the syntax is my.[custom-type].[field]
.
So, in your case, it should be my.blog.order_number
. Test this and let me know how you get on.
Thanks.
Hi @Phil ,
Thanks for your support.
I use my.blog.order_number, but it is still incorrect.
For example:
- 1st priority: order number. For example, a post with order number 1st is displayed in the 1st position
- 1st publication: the post with the
order number
field blank will be sorted by 1st publication date.
I can't order by 2 values.
Hi @Phil,
and another question, it throws an error when I use my.blog.order_number asc
, if I don't have asc
it is response incorrectly
FYI: prismic-javascript package version: 3.0.2
Hi @Phil,
Can you help me resolve my problem?
I'm wondering...
I know the docs say that orderings can be an array, but I've always had luck with using an object. Here's my example:
/*
* The code below grabs products of a specific brand based on the slug (uid)
* and sorts them by ascending by their title
*/
if (page.type === 'brand') {
const products = await client.getAllByType('product', {
graphQuery: `
{
product {
brand
title
featured_image
excerpt
}
}
`,
filters: [prismic.filter.at('my.product.brand', page.id)],
orderings: {
field: 'my.product.title',
direction: 'asc',
},
})
Hope that helps some.
With Gatsby, you can sort your results in a different way, which might work better for you here: