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Hi Thomas,

if you want to use special operators like "today" you will need to use the "fields" parameter.

The "fields" array lists all the filters you want to use. Every filter requires two additional parameters: "operators" and the "values" array. You will have to add them even if their value is empty.

So here is the parameters list for your query:

set_filter=1&fields[]=status_id&operators[status_id]=o&values[status_id][]=&fields[]=assigned_to_id&operators[assigned_to_id]==&values[assigned_to_id][]=me&fields[]=due_date&operators[due_date]=t&values[due_date][]=

Thomas

If you only need the operators "is", "is not", "none" or "all" you may use the shorter parameter list:

assigned_to_id=me
assigned_to_id=!me
assigned_to_id=!*
assigned_to_id=*

BTW: In Redmine 1.2 you can also use "f" for "fields", "op" for "operators" and "v" for "values":

set_filter=1&f[]=status_id&op[status_id]=o&v[status_id][]=&f[]=assigned_to_id&op[assigned_to_id]==&v[assigned_to_id][]=me&f[]=due_date&op[due_date]=t&v[due_date][]=

hi guys! is there a wiki page on this search syntax? I submitted a question on forum: how to use multi-fields search for issues in REST api?