hi @TomDel

Looks like the contains_text operator does not support an array of compare values. Instead you can do this:

{

  boards(ids: [123456789]) {

    items_page(

      query_params: {rules: [{column_id: "dropdown", compare_value: ["label1"], operator: contains_text}, {column_id: "dropdown", compare_value: ["label2"], operator: contains_text}], operator: or}

    ) {

      cursor

      items {

        id

        name

      }

    }

  }

}

When using the labelId and operator any_of you can use an array of compare values, like:

{

  boards(ids: [123456789]) {

    items_page(

      query_params: {rules: [{column_id: "dropdown", compare_value: [1, 2], operator: any_of}]}

    ) {

      cursor

      items {

        id

        name

      }

    }

  }

}

Hello,

thank you for your response. It is clearer now, and I appreciate it.

Thank you so much @basdebruin !

Hi Matias,

Is it intended behavior that the contains_text operator does only compare with the first given text value in the array? This one gives only the items that containls “label1”, not “label2”

{

  boards(ids: d4048117859]) {

    items_page(

      query_params: {rules: {{column_id: "dropdown", compare_value: _"label1", "label2"], operator:contains_text}], operator: or}

    ) {

      cursor

      items {

        id

        name

      }

    }

  }

}

Hello there @basdebruin,

That is intended behavior. For items_page, contains_text accepts one value only 😁