Hi Pat
Thanks for getting back to me mate. Greatly appreciated!
Yeah, that sounds like a good idea, I hadn't thought of it like that -
it just takes thinking about things a little differently. Thanks for
the pointer.
Is there any more information on the difference between using group_by
in the
I used to have a habtm object in my index, but, after code updates we
now have it as a has_many :through.
Now I can't get the indexer to run.
Here are the objects in question
class Film ActiveRecord::Base
has_many :amazon_genre_films
has_many :amazon_genres, :through = :amazon_genre_films
Hi Phil
What does the source for the film model look like in
config/development.sphinx.yml? Don't forget to remove your database password.
And while we're at it, what does the rest of your define_index block look like?
And is it any better if you grab the id the long way?
has
Hi Eric
The reason geo searches won't work when searching on Business is because you
have an array of floats (which Sphinx can't handle) for both latitude and
longitude. Sphinx requires single float values for both of those attributes.
So, you probably want to search on Addresses instead, and
Pat,
Everything you suggested was extremely useful. For the edification of
those who come across this later, I a bit of the following. I added 2
Sphinx scopes (and I put them both in the Address model and the Business
model):
sphinx_scope(:website_only) {
{:with = {:website_only =
