Hi all,
Just thinking out loud on this one... But I have one very large site with
page many thousands of pages--and indexing is a real performance challenge.
Currently when you set an index rule, it uses syntax similar to the search
function. So for example:
forum: mode=text group=forum.* type=number ...
Basically, when a page gets modified, the auto index function looks at this
rule and generates a master list of all the possible page matches, then
checks if the modified page is in the list. With multiple rules and
thousands of pages this can take several seconds. Unacceptable.
I'm considering an alternate syntax like the following:
forum: if='equal {+p1} forum && number {+p3}' mode=text
It would simply run the one page through the conditional test and it either
passes or fail. If it passes, the page gets indexed.
To me it's not that much different and still pretty familiar syntax. But it
would require you to update your index rules. Any feedback before making
the change?
Cheers,
Dan
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