I think you will find that parsing all the HTML out of your files will
greatly enhance your search results.
I don't think you can affect the "Score" but in my experience, Verity does a
suprisingly good job of returning results.
The code here indexes HTML/CFM pages. By storing the "title" of the
document (from the <h1> tag on the page) AND removing the HTML/CFML tags you
will find that Verity works quite well. It does seem to only index the
first several hundred charachters of your documents so if you remove all the
"noise" words while you are at it you can set up a pretty decent search
engine.
Check CFHub.com's search engine, and if you like it, the code is available:
http://cfhub.com/tutorials/verity/
>
> Why is it that in the Summary variable in Verity sometimes HTML codes are
> shown and sometimes not? I have checked the pages where this happens and
> they are identical in terms of the image tag that is displayed in one
> summary and not in another.
>
> Also, how do you change the Score variable? I have tried #(Score * 100)#
and
> <cfset Score = Score * 100)> #Score# and it don't work.
>
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