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I'm on a project to create a skills matrix for about 200 people and am hoping to not have to reinvent the wheel. Users will fill out and maintain their skill proficiencies using yes/no and radio or combo inputs. Skills are grouped by category (Technical...
Started by Nicholai on
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Views' exposed filters might be what you need, to build a specific search/filtering for this content type.
Not sure exactly what you mean for the search UI though.
On different tabs as you mention.
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The built-in Windows Search tool will apparently not search within PHP files. I cannot find the files named *.php containing text "some_function_name" that I know are there.
"Search is complete. There are no results to display."
What's a good alternative...
Started by Zack Peterson on
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Try this: http://www.topshareware.com/Spectate-Swamp-Search-download-42932.htm Windows Search to search....
Same functionality tool on Windows.
Copernic Desktop Search is good.
To "Index Properties and File Contents".
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I am working on an application where I need to integrate the search engine. This should do crawling also. Please suggest a good Java based search engine.
Thank you in advance.
Started by Umesh Aawte on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Terrier.
With terrier , a search engine written in Java:
Terrier is a highly flexible, efficient, effective, and robust search engine, readily deployable on large-scale collections of documents.
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Say I have a site like stackoverflow. I need to add a search functionality, I need it to be good. I don't care if I have to add a logo (like if I am using a google search). What options do I have, with minimum of development and minimum server type dependency...
Started by Itay Moav on
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Http://www.google.com/coop/cse/
Untested/search" onSubmit="this.q....
I've used ht://Dig with pretty good successThe Easy Way Out would be to add a custom Google search.
Looking to integrate search into a desktop application.
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I have a project in mind whose main selling point would be very good search results and very responsive (another Google for domain specific data). I'm not worried much about scaling at this point.
Whats the best ORM, Search and UI framework combinations...
Started by n002213f on
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It would be worth looking at Hibernate with Hibernate Search , which uses Lucene under the covers Django and Sphinx Search helped by Django-Sphinx.
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I was having this debate with someone about our companies WIKI as well as our email system. we were trying to decide now that we have tagging and pretty good search, is there ever a case where having information stored in a heirarchy is beneficial at ...
Started by oo on
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Works well for some people....
You just ask for what you want.
Tagging is like going into a restaurant where there's no menu .
"Well, it either goes in this folder or that folder" .
It's like multiple choice...
You have to think less with hierarchical folders.
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Does anyone have a good search tool for OS X?
I am looking for a way to search entire large directories for information in files (.g, .cpp. .txt, other txt with different extensions) and then globally replace and manage.
I have a huge code base where ...
Started by JT on
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Have you tried the Ack in Project bundle for TextMate... .
If you just want to search, particularly through source files, ack is terrific.
TextWrangler and its big brother BBEdit have some pretty decent multi-file search and replace tools.
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As a System Administrator, I tend to accumulate a lot of E-Mail. And, unfortunately, my current employer requires Windows on the desktop and Outlook for e-mail.
My question is, are there any good tools for indexing/searching Outlook E-Mail? Ideally, I...
Started by Christopher Cashell on
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I can search, read and Gmail are application....
Gmail search is superior to most Outlook-based search apps.
I only use the search functionality of Google Desktop and it seems to work email from Exchange.
A search immediately.
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I'm trying to return results more like the search
My curren algorithm is this
def search_conditions(column, q) vars = [] vars2 = [] vars << q if q.size > 3 (q.size-2).times do |i| vars2 << q[i..(i+2)] next if i == 0 vars << q[i..-...
Started by ShadowBelmolve on
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I would suggest that you leverage the search....
Getting search right is an immensely complex and difficult problem.
That are necessary to form grammatically-correct sentences, but are not very useful for search, such as 'a', 'the', etc.
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The codebase I work on is huge, and grepping it takes about 20 minutes. I'm looking for a good web-based source code search engine.. something like an intranet version of koders.com.
The only thing I've found is Krugle Enterprise Edition, which doesn'...
Started by toohool on
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A tool like ctags....
I would recommend Lucene - its free, its fast it, and thereafter the editor uses an index search or map lookup to find the symbol definition in command-line solutions.
Of time into setting up a search engine to index it.
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