[Anonymous]

Hi Geof,

  I tried your scenario using QWP 5.7 for SP2010 and it worked for me using the following syntax:

a. Custom field of type Text called CountryID

CountryID='CAN'

b. Custom field of type Number called SecID

SecID=1

c. Custom field of type Text called Country ID2

Country ID2='US'

Don't replace the space neither add parenthesis to the field name. Use parenthesis only if you have multiple conditions in the complex filter.

What's your QWP and SP version?

[Anonymous]

Hi there ,

Hope you’re well!

Thanks a lot for getting back,

Ok tried using PARENT ID=1 (which is in the Qpanelmenu as a valid column) and that got rid of the error but now another has appeared in its place:

The following error occurred: The given key was not present in the dictionary.

QWP Version is 5.7

SharePoint 2010 Version is 14.0.6112.5000

Cheers so far! Now what is going on with that next error?

G

[Anonymous]

Hi Geoff,

I don't see the error in my env.

What happens if you reload the page?

Are there any duplicates in the list used in the qPanelMenu? Are you aggregating multiple lists?

[Anonymous]

Hi Folks,

Am trying to construct a simple complex filter but for any field I try in the relevant list I get the error:

The following error occurred: The field NAMEOFFIELD specified in the filter expression does not exist.

The field I am trying to use is one of the defaults from qPanelMenu called PARENT ID. I’m trying only to display a section of the menu whose parent id is equal  to 1, so my complex filter variants I have tried (and all of these bring up the same error) are:

Parent%20ID = 1

Parent_ID = 1

[Parent ID] = 1

([Parent ID] = 1)

Please advise where I’m going wrong?

Cheers

Geoff

[Anonymous]

Hi there,

Reloaded the page, same result. There are no dups in the qPanelmenu, in fact, when I remove PANEL ID=1 from the filter the menu list displays with no problems. Will check in another environment whether the problem persists and get back to you…

Cheers

G

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