It's possible that the issue you're experiencing with the search function on your select pages is related to the data being pulled from an external entity from another Mendix app. A few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:
Check the search settings on the entity. Make sure that the entity you're searching on has the correct search settings configured, such as the indexed attributes and search type
Check the access rules on the entity. Make sure that the access rules on the entity are configured correctly
Check the data retrieval settings on the page. Make sure that the data retrieval settings on the page are configured correctly
It's possible that the issue you're experiencing with the search function on your select pages is related to the data being pulled from an external entity from another Mendix app. A few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:
Check the search settings on the entity. Make sure that the entity you're searching on has the correct search settings configured, such as the indexed attributes and search type
Check the access rules on the entity. Make sure that the access rules on the entity are configured correctly
Check the data retrieval settings on the page. Make sure that the data retrieval settings on the page are configured correctly
It's possible that the issue you're experiencing with the search function on your select pages is related to the data being pulled from an external entity from another Mendix app. A few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:
Check the search settings on the entity. Make sure that the entity you're searching on has the correct search settings configured, such as the indexed attributes and search type
Check the access rules on the entity. Make sure that the access rules on the entity are configured correctly
Check the data retrieval settings on the page. Make sure that the data retrieval settings on the page are configured correctly
It's possible that the issue you're experiencing with the search function on your select pages is related to the data being pulled from an external entity from another Mendix app. A few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:
Check the search settings on the entity. Make sure that the entity you're searching on has the correct search settings configured, such as the indexed attributes and search type
Check the access rules on the entity. Make sure that the access rules on the entity are configured correctly
Check the data retrieval settings on the page. Make sure that the data retrieval settings on the page are configured correctly
It's possible that the issue you're experiencing with the search function on your select pages is related to the data being pulled from an external entity from another Mendix app. A few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:
Check the search settings on the entity. Make sure that the entity you're searching on has the correct search settings configured, such as the indexed attributes and search type
Check the access rules on the entity. Make sure that the access rules on the entity are configured correctly
Check the data retrieval settings on the page. Make sure that the data retrieval settings on the page are configured correctly
It's possible that the issue you're experiencing with the search function on your select pages is related to the data being pulled from an external entity from another Mendix app. A few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:
Check the search settings on the entity. Make sure that the entity you're searching on has the correct search settings configured, such as the indexed attributes and search type
Check the access rules on the entity. Make sure that the access rules on the entity are configured correctly
Check the data retrieval settings on the page. Make sure that the data retrieval settings on the page are configured correctly
Here are some steps to help you investigate what is going on. You can set the log levels for OData consume and OData publish to Trace to see the actual OData Rest calls being executed behind the External Entities. You can also set the query parser log node to trace if you want to see the resulting xpath and OQL statements.
As an example, the following list view shows data from 2 associated external entities: Claims and Customers. The filter field allows searching on both.
The page design:
When I use the filter function, i can see the resulting OData REST call, filtering all selected search fields:
This results in the following Xpath and OQL queries in the OData service: