Hi Monks!

I'm playing with mongodb and i need to apply filters from dancer2 query_parameters, but i fail to construct the filter object.

I had try to create a base object like

my %serchstrx={'$and' => []};

and then pushing the pair (key&value) in the array like

for(my $id=0;$id < keys %hfields;$id++){
   if(query_parameters->get("columns[$id][searchable]") eq 'true' &&
    defined query_parameters->get("columns[$id][search][value]") &&
    query_parameters->get("columns[$id][search][value]") ne ''){
        push @{$serchstrx{'$and'}},'{"'. query_parameters->get("column
+s[$id][data]") . '" => qr/' . query_parameters->get("columns[$id][sea
+rch][value]").'/i}';
   }
}

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%hfield contain the name of possible key name in the form

but, it never work for me

Any suggestione ?

In reply to mongodb dynamic filter by actarus2003

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