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Green Mole
Join Date: Dec 2003
Posts: 26
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refine search but not based on path...
Hi,
I'm facing a little problem.. i've seen many post concerning the search in only one site or in a selected path of the site.. but i didn't find any thread concerning refine features, based on "keywords" or special tags.. in fact, we present two kind of documents, "abstract" and "codu" (medical material), they are all in url like "mysite.com/article.php3?id_article=xxx" I can easily put a keyword in the source to make difference between the two types of documents.. but not have them in two separates folder... So .. is there a way to make users search only for some type of documents (codu or abstract) ...? Sorry if i'm not clear enough, but my english.. needs practice ! Thanks for any help ! |
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Head Mole
Join Date: May 2003
Posts: 2,539
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Hi. Perhaps a way to go about it would be to set refine=1 in the query string, change the $refine_url variable so that it includes a new key value pair indicating filetype=abstract or filetype=codu, add a column to the spider table (there would need to be an insert during index indicating the filetype), and then edit the $kconds variable to include the new column. Just a thought, but of course, TMTOWTDI.
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Green Mole
Join Date: Dec 2003
Posts: 26
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TMTOWTDI ..?
hmm.. lol.. ok, seems a little complicated.. and it's a hack of phpdig, so if i want to make updates, it'll be difficult ..? Hmm, i don't really have time to see this, right now.. but i think during august, i'll have time.. and i'll have a look at it ! |
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Head Mole
Join Date: May 2003
Posts: 2,539
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Hi. TMTOWTDI is "there's more than one way to do it." Maybe a quick way to accomplish this might be to modify the titles of the pages to include either "abstract" and "codu" so if a person searches on "keyword" along wih "abstract" or "codu" then the related search results are displayed. Another quick way might be to add a radio button to the search box so that, depending on whether "abstract" or "codu" was selected, a little javascript could append "abstract" or "codu" into the search box. Just some thoughts...
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