Hello,
I have three models that I've set up to be indexed using TS. I wish
for the results to be returned in one search and I then take care of
displaying the different model objects in different ways in my view.
I have set things up so that the TS define_index method in each model
can be essentially the same (the attribute aliases are named the same
thing across all three models):
# Thinking Sphinx options
define_index do
indexes :name, :sortable => true
has suburb.state_id, :as => :suburb_state_id
has suburb.name, :as => :suburb_name
has suburb.postcode, :as => :suburb_postcode
has enabled
end
In my Searches controller I have:
unless params[:search][:q].blank?
@results = ThinkingSphinx.search(params[:search][:q],
:with => { :enabled => true,
:suburb_state_id =>
params[:search][:state_id],
:suburb_name =>
params[:search][:suburb_name],
:suburb_postcode =>
params[:search][:suburb_postcode] })
else
@results = nil
end
Everything works fine when only params[:search][:q] contains a string,
I get the expected results back. But as soon as params[:search]
[:state_id] or params[:search][:suburb_name] or params[:search]
[:suburb_postcode] actually contain anything, I get an error like:
undefined method `>>' for "7":String
"7" being the value that params[:search][:state_id] contains. can
anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong here?
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