Introduction

In this section, we will go throw an XSL function to get trackings by trkID or using Keys/Values.

Parameters

GetTracking uses 4 params to help retrieve trackings in question.

  1. xpathExpression: read the IXpathExpression for more details (IXpathExpression)
  2. limit: it defines the max number of tracking to retrieve. it's optional. (Optional)
  3. order: whether you want to order the list of trackings in a descending way or not by a certain key order. The default value is 'trkID' and it's optional as long as you fill in the limit value. (Optional)
  4. projection: you can return only some wanted fields instead of fetching the integrity of tracking object. (Optional)

Uses

We suppose that we have a tracking type named Product. It has 3 data (Name, Brand, and Country).

if we want to get Product by key values 

 <xsl:value-of select="ixf:GetTracking('Product [Name == Laptop AND Brand == Dell AND _statusTracking==Delivered ]')"></xsl:value-of>

Searching by trkIDs :

<xsl:value-of select="ixf:GetTracking('Product [ _trkID in  '632061bef8aef457701a28d2;632061e5f8aef457701a28d3;63206213f8aef457701a28d4]')"></xsl:value-of>

Set the limit value to get only 4 elements  :

<xsl:value-of select="ixf:GetTracking('Product [Name == Laptop AND Brand == Dell AND _statusTracking==Delivered ]',4)"></xsl:value-of>

Add an order by Country : 

<xsl:value-of select="ixf:GetTracking('Product [Name == Laptop AND Brand == Dell AND _statusTracking==Delivered ]',4,'Country')"></xsl:value-of>

if you want to add an order without filling the limit, you must put 0 as a value to it :

<xsl:value-of select="ixf:GetTracking('Product [Name == Laptop AND Brand == Dell AND _statusTracking==Delivered ]',0,'Country')"></xsl:value-of>
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