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From India, Coimbatore
733This search gives relevant ouput with slight (10-15% wrong results in the first page)
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From India, Coimbatore
Dear CHR,
By the way u target match the keyword with what ???
the filename attachment,
the description
or the post topic
or the post matter..
that wud help to make search more effective i think soo.... but
the filename of attachement depends on members who upload attachements
From India, Pune
By the way u target match the keyword with what ???
the filename attachment,
the description
or the post topic
or the post matter..
that wud help to make search more effective i think soo.... but
the filename of attachement depends on members who upload attachements
From India, Pune
We compare the search string with file name, topic title and the post content of all posts which have attachments. We can use full text searching but that is often server intensive as it loads the whole index onto memory. So we are using simple string search using "LIKE" sql statement. The problem with this new version is that it does not store attachment descriptions so we have to look at the post text of the post which contains the attachment.
I have changed the search term being searched for now and ordered the content as per download count - which I think has improved the results - will see if I can somehow incorporate full text searching - the second problem in this particular case is that we have to search from two tables - the posts tables and the attachments table - I am not sure how we can create a index with columns from two different tables.
Let me know if anyone has any suggestions.
From India, Gurgaon
I have changed the search term being searched for now and ordered the content as per download count - which I think has improved the results - will see if I can somehow incorporate full text searching - the second problem in this particular case is that we have to search from two tables - the posts tables and the attachments table - I am not sure how we can create a index with columns from two different tables.
Let me know if anyone has any suggestions.
From India, Gurgaon
Thank You Sir,,
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From India, Coimbatore
Still problem persists with the below links,
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From India, Coimbatore
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