Hi Sascha
Sorry for the delay in a response - not entirely sure what a solution
is, but here's a guess - whether Sphinx likes the syntax I've no idea:
Model.search "(@name Paris) | (@notes Paris) | (@tag_list
Paris)", :match_mode => :extended
Hope this helps
--
Pat
On 08/10/2008, at 11:57 PM, Sascha wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have a search form with two fields, one is used to enter the search
> term (to search the name, notes and tags), the other one to enter the
> city name.
>
> Snippet of configuration:
> indexes :name, notes, tag_list
> indexes [city.name, city.name_de, city.name_es, city.name_fr,
> city.name_it, city.name_en], :as => :city_name
>
> set_property :field_weights => {'name' => 10, 'tag_list' => 5, 'notes'
> => 3}
>
> I cannot use the search method without any conditions for the what
> field, because it searches the city names as well. I could group the
> name, notes and tag_list in one index (just like the city names), but
> then I would lose the option to define field weights which is
> important for good results.
>
> What I would need is an option to ignore the city_name index so that a
> user doesn't find records from the city "Paris" when entering "Paris"
> in the what field.
>
> Any suggestions on this?
>
> Thanks,
> Sascha
>
>
> >
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