Another approach is to use the computed_field module to create a computed field that stores all the values from the other fields, then add that field as a filter. It's a hack, but for small datasets it won't affect performance.

Ted

On 9/21/2010 3:18 AM, Carl Wiedemann wrote:
You might try enabling the search module and exposing the search terms filter. This should work on all indexed content (including CCK). However, I don't think it matches partial strings.

On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 12:57 AM, ceooph+drupallist@gmail.com <ceooph+drupallist@gmail.com> wrote:
 Hi list,

I have a content type with multiple fields (name, tel, email, ...).
I have created a view to list all nodes of this content type. I able to
sort this view by names, tel, ...
But now, I want to filter this view by ONE filter textbox and not one
for name, an other for tel, ...

How can I do that ?

I try to use custom text to concatenate all fields but I can't filter my
view on custom text field !

I have 2 solutions in mind. Create my own filter or concatenate cck
fields into one and filter on it.
But I don't know how do that.

Do you have some idea ? Or how can I do that ?

Thanks in advance for your help.

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