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One that I can think of is is to create a field with the computed field module, and make it's value "field 1 value, field 2 value" and then use the DSV (delimiter) option in Autocomplete Node Finder to only autocomplete one value.
This issue has been raised before and I moved it to http://drupal.org/project/finder where I'm working on a new version of this module.
Searching multiple fields is a fundamental design problem i'm struggling with.
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danielb commentedNope, sorry.
There are probably workarounds to this.
One that I can think of is is to create a field with the computed field module, and make it's value "field 1 value, field 2 value" and then use the DSV (delimiter) option in Autocomplete Node Finder to only autocomplete one value.
This issue has been raised before and I moved it to http://drupal.org/project/finder where I'm working on a new version of this module.
Searching multiple fields is a fundamental design problem i'm struggling with.
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danielb commented