Not using Verity is not really an option in this situation. This is an
existing application that I am trying to debug for a client. The code has
all be written and they asked me if I could figure out why they are getting
the same results regardless of keyword for their "news" search. Looking
through the code, it works for the other 3 searches, it just doesn't seem to
be working for one of the searches.
Here is the code:
<!--- Search news for keywords --->
<CFIF Len(Trim(Keywords)) AND (form.SearchScope IS "All" OR
form.SearchScope IS "News")>
<CFSEARCH NAME="NewsSearch"
COLLECTION="NCEF_News"
MAXROWS="#MAXROWS#"
CRITERIA="#LCase(Keywords)#">
<CFIF NewsSearch.RecordCount>
<!--- Query Calendar Database --->
<CFQUERY NAME="session.GetNewsData" DATASOURCE="#DSN#" BLOCKFACTOR="10"
CACHEDWITHIN="#CreateTimeSpan(0, 0, 15, 0)#">
SELECT *
FROM News
WHERE NEWS_STATUS='approved'
AND NEWS_Archive=0
ORDER BY NEWS_DATE desc
</CFQUERY>
<CFSET GetNewsData = True>
<CFELSE>
<CFSET GetNewsData = False>
</CFIF>
<CFELSE>
<CFSET GetNewsData = False>
</CFIF>
On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 1:35 PM, John Mason <[email protected]> wrote:
> Don't use verity unless you have to control the output in a very particular
> way. It's a dying engine and probably will not be with us much longer.
> Google has custom search engine technology that will work for most of your
> needs. Thankfully, Adobe will finally put Lucene in CF9 - several of us have
> been asking for some time now.
>
> John
> [email protected]
>
>
>
>
>
> Jeff Howard wrote:
>
>> Hello all.
>> I have not had to use verity to much in my application development and am
>> currently trying to troubleshoot errors in search results for an existing
>> application. I am reading over the documentation on Adobe site now but I
>> thought it might be helpful to hit the group up for any tips.
>> The issue I am currently trying to troubleshoot is that one of the
>> collections is returning the same number of results for all search terms,
>> i.e. regardless of search term all records are returned.
>> Is this an indexing issue?
>> Are there any standard basic first steps to debugging search issues? If
>> so, what?
>> Are there any other tips or pointers to keep in mind when working with
>> Verity?
>>
>
>
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