The "Document" is the granularity of search results, so if you want results by page, then a page should correspond to a Document instance. I'm not sure you'd need the parent concept except as a field to represent the actual document the page comes from if you are indexing several multi-page documents. Unfortunately "document" is far too overloaded in the previous sentences. I think you are onto the right approach though.

Erik

On Apr 23, 2004, at 12:37 PM, David Black wrote:

I have a multiple page document and I would like to be able to provide the page number(s) where the "hit" was found.

I'm thinking that I could index each page separately and have a field that indicates if it's a child (member) of a larger "parent" document and then let manipulate the results to return a single result with the page number(s).

Is there a better way to approach this?


Thank You.



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