Hi Laurens,
> Now that I have the query running it looks like it doesn't do
> what I need it to do. cts:element-attribute-values does
> return a list of hash-ids for paragraphs, but the query
> searches within the entire fragment. So the result is all
> hash-ids in all fragments that match the query instead of the
> hash-ids of the paragraphs that contain $q. I'm not entirely
> sure how to proceed from here.
Just a quick pointer on this one. Be aware that searching is fragment-based.
That is the reason why it works so fast. The query you pass to cts:search is
applied to all fragments that cover the result of your searchable Xpath
expression. Just to prevent mistakes I always recommend my colleagues to use
something like this:
cts:search(doc(), cts:element-word-query(xs:QName("paragraph"),
$query))//paragraph
Instead of:
cts:search(//paragraph, cts:element-word-query(xs:QName("paragraph"),
$query))
To find the specific paragraphs that contain matches to your query, you will
have to use cts:highlight, and then use Xpath to find all paragraphs that
contain highlighted text..
Kind regards,
Geert
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