[digiKam-users] Display intersection of multiple tags

[Richard B. Emerson-2]

I'd like to show only the intersection of tag "snake" and tag "Arizona".
Currently I get all snakes and all Arizona. I want only snakes in Arizona.

To add complexity, add a third tag "Tuscon". Now only the set of snakes
in Tuscon, Arizona.

How's this done?

Rick Emerson

[Gilles Caulier-4]

Hi,

Try the Advanced Search tool where you can combine with bolean
operators a complex serie of condition to query the database. This
include all digiKAm properties as tags.

You will create a virtual search album including all your search rules.

Best

Gilles Caulier

Le dim. 10 mai 2020 à 17:37, Richard B. Emerson
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>
> I'd like to show only the intersection of tag "snake" and tag "Arizona".
> Currently I get all snakes and all Arizona. I want only snakes in Arizona.
>
> To add complexity, add a third tag "Tuscon". Now only the set of snakes
> in Tuscon, Arizona.
>
> How's this done?
>
> Rick Emerson

[woenx]

That. Or you can also use the Filters panel on the right. Just select the
keywords you want to insersect, and change the operator to "AND" instead of
the default "OR". It's in a little button at the bottom of the tag list in
that panel.



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[Remco Viëtor]

On dimanche 10 mai 2020 18:40:09 CEST woenx wrote:
> That. Or you can also use the Filters panel on the right. Just select the
> keywords you want to insersect, and change the operator to "AND" instead of
> the default "OR". It's in a little button at the bottom of the tag list in
> that panel.

I'd also expect the "Tucson" tag to be a child tag of the "Arizona" tag...
but that's just me.

Remco

[woenx]

Yeah, but having or not nested tags is ultimately a matter of personal
preference. Some people might prefer to just use a flat tag list in order to
improve compatibility with other picture managers.



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