Hi Abdo
You can specify index weights, which may help prioritise location results above
location_partial:
Location.search 'foo', :index_weights => {
'location_core' => 5, 'location_partial_core' => 1
}
Cheers
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Pat
On 21/12/2012, at 4:41 PM, Abdo Achkar wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Having a good day? :-)
>
> I'm using multiple indexes for my model "Location".
>
> I have a define_index "location" and define_index "location_partial".
> I use the "location_partial" index for autocompletion and is more
> lightweight than the "location_core" index.
>
> My search used "location_core" as its default index prior to a recent
> update of thinking_sphinx (Sorry, I don't remember the versions).
>
> Now, when I use Location.search, it seems it's returning the search
> results that are similar to the ones returned using :index =>
> "location_partial". When I do Location.search ... :index =>
> "location", I get my expected results.
>
> I tried changing the order or define_index, it did not affect the
> result: the default was always "location_partial".
>
> Commenting out define_index "location_partial" allowed "location" to
> be the default index.
>
> Is there a way to specify the default index? I tired aliasing the
> search method but apparently you use :method_missing
>
> Thank you very much!
>
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