how to use people picker value in sharepoint caml query to filter custom list

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Hi,

in my sharepoint 2010 webpart i wanted to search data from a custom list.i wanted to get the items created by a perticular user in between perticular dates,i am able to do query with two dates, but i wanted to include people picker value also. so how to use people picker value in caml query to filter the data.
can any one provide a entire caml query for this filtering.

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Ginnas

Posted 15-Jan-14 18:25pm

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A. Ramkumar · Answer 1 · 2014-01-23T00:53:00

here is the link for your question this will help you

C#

$().SPServices.SPFilterDropdown({
  relationshipWebURL: "",
  relationshipList: "",
  relationshipListColumn: "",
  relationshipListSortAscending: true,  // Added in 2013.01
  relationshipListSortColumn: "",
  columnName: "",
  listName: $().SPServices.SPListNameFromUrl(),
  promptText: "",
  noneText: "(None)",
  CAMLQuery: "",
  CAMLQueryOptions: "<QueryOptions></QueryOptions>",
  completefunc: null,
  debug: false
});