Is there a way to sort the query below by the number of search items found
in each result?
def GET(*args,**vars):
search = [x for x in request.vars['search'].split(' ') if len(x) >
3]
result = []
if search:
query = db.question.heading.contains(search, all=False) |
db.question.content.contains(search, all=False) |
db.tag.tag.contains(search)
result = db(query).select(db.question.ALL,
join=[db.question.on(db.question.id==db.question_tag.question_id),
db.question_tag.on(db.question_tag.tag_id==db.tag.id)])
return response.json(result)
Basically I want to find the most relevant result, assuming the result that
matches the most results is most relevant.
Cheers!
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