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I have two controls on a page, one is a search entry and submission control the other is the search results control, they have to be separated due to the layout of the site. Im looking at different ways of having the search control submit displaying the...
Started by Matt on
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Alternately, the results....
Query strings are fairly simple on the search results control to perform the search and display results.
search results can be crawled easily as they are just pages on your site.
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I inherited a Drupal 5 site recently and have a series of enhancements to make. Several of then revolve around search results.
Unpublished pages showing up in search engine results. Some of these are old pages, others are recently unpublished. All are...
Started by easement on
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It could be you are using....
Google would need db access to show unpublished nodes.
The problem with your search results might well be relatedSounds like it's drupal that is handling the search.
General question concerning node access.
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X1 has a pretty nice desktop search product. Windows 7 comes with a build-in search indexer. Is there a free/opensource way to make the Windows 7 search return search results like the X1 client?
The specific features I like are the file-type based tabs...
Started by EricJLN on
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You can search for file names or text in files with support text segments found in a separate....
Lets say you only want to see emails hard drive fast and efficiently .
With Windows Search to add restrictions to the search results.
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I have a php classifieds website (mostly) and I am currently using MYSQL as a database. Later on I will use SOLR or maybe Sphinx as a "search engine".
I want to make it possible for users to view "results" of searches they have made before, but I don'...
Started by Camran on
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Saved_....
If you're a separate table where....
Well...
You already have said it: if users should see the new results of old queries, you'll have to store the search parameters somehow and re-do the search when a users requests it.
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I have an application that uses lucene for searching. The search space are in the thousands. Searching against these thousands, I get only a few results, around 20 (which is ok and expected).
However, when I reduce my search space to just those 20 entries...
Started by Franz See on
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Scoring depends on all the documents in the index:
In general, the idea behind the Vector Space Model (VSM) is the more times a query term appears in a document relative to the number of times the term appears in all the documents in the collection, the... .
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Hi,
I'm very new to the MOSS 2007 search and just started playing around with the configuration. At the moment the index contains nearly everything a site has to offer.
After testing the search on my publishing portal I realized that many of the search...
Started by Flo on
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You can create them globally though ....
Http://blog.3i-solutions.nl/2008/01/creating-search-scopes-based from this list to appear in search results
You want to create Search Scopes.
The results to what you desire.
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I have a table of "items", and a table of "itemkeywords". When a user searches for a keyword, I want to give him one page of results plus the total number of results.
What I'm doing currently is (for a user that searches "a b c":
SELECT DISTINCT {fields...
Started by Daniel Magliola on
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Queries:
SELECT DISTINCT {fields I want}, count(*) as results FROM itemkeywords JOIN items WHERE 10 results should be shorter then one that has to find all the results for the count that wouldn't change as the user browsed the pages....
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I'm developing a web site that has a search box as part of the standard page template (similar to what you see on the top right of the SO site). I want to dynamically preview possible matches to the user input, similar to what you see when you start typing...
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$("#searchbox").keyup(function(){ $.post(....
You could use jQuery to do this, and as the keyup event (or related event) is fired, you can fire off a request to the server, or to a local collection of words, and show all that match in a div below the box .
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I want my search results to be in order of string position from smallest to greatest. For example, searching for "banana" returns:
Babyfood, plums, bananas and rice, strained
Bananas, dehydrated, or banana powder
Bananas, raw
Bread, banana, prepared from...
Started by Earl Hooker on
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Tag on a WHERE clause that omits anything that isn't LIKE '%banana%' and... .
This will return the index of the first located index of the needle within the haystack .
You could also select INSTR(titles, 'banana') as firstIndex and order by that value, ASC .
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Recently I've observed a lot of people still giving links to javadocs of 1.4.2. This is not quite a good practice and I'd like to raise the question.
This happens because search engines (Google at least) give the old javadoc if one searches for, let's...
Started by Bozho on
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Adding JavaDoc for good.
In almost all cases, adding the version after the searched class gets the desired result on top for Eclipse stuff (as I usually get the Eclipse 3.2 docs with a default search).
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