DisplayProperties bug with capitalization of properties.

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levi asked Aug 3, '23

DisplayProperties bug with capitalization of properties.

I have a DisplayProperty using the following object: public class CardDataDisplayProperties { public string modifiedFromCardId = "-1"; public string modifiedFromKeyword = "-1"; }

When I do a simple query, such as DisplayProperties\modifiedFromCardId eq '0' (and the UGC item exists), I get no hits. The variable names in the DisplayProperty settings are lower-cased.

But, when I re-assign the variables as upper-case, e.g.:

 public class CardDataDisplayProperties
         {
             public string ModifiedFromCardId = "-1";
             public string ModifiedFromKeyword = "-1";
         }

And use the upper-case version of the filter: DisplayProperties\ModifiedFromCardId eq '0' I now get the hit.

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Answer 1 · 2023-08-03T10:09:23Z

Neils Shi answered Aug 3, '23

I did some testing, but I couldn't reproduce your scenario. First, I set the lower-cased variable names “modifiedFromCardId”in the DisplayProperty mapping settings :

And I have an item which has lower-cased DisplayProperty like this :

Then I can use API SearchItems with “Filter": "DisplayProperties/modifiedFromCardId eq '-1'” to search for item with no problem. Then if I call API SearchItems with “Filter": "DisplayProperties/ModifiedFromCardId eq '-1'”, at this time, even though I used the upper-cased "ModifiedFromCardId" in the Filter, I was also able to search for the item which has lower-cased DisplayProperty : {"modifiedFromCardId": "-1"} successfully. Please note that you must make sure that the Display property mapping keys are match with the item’s display property keys, and the Filter in API SearchItems is not case sensitive.

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