On Fri, Nov 18, 2005 at 11:20:53AM -0500, Benjamin Mesing wrote: > > What he was doing was searching the package name instead of keywords; > > that would indeed match the package at least, bring the package's tags > > in the 'Wanted' taglist and show other packages with same tags. > This sounds like what is referred to as "related" search to me (with a > distance of 0).
Almost. When packages have a large number of tags, only the first 6 (in alphabetical order, probably) will be considered. Which is a bit of a random criteria. > Nevertheless, it might be a good idea to implement this. But it should > be implemented using the related search. > Note that as I pointed out in [1] I think that the term "related" is > misleading, because the search is for similar and not related packages. You're right. When you wrote you the first time I thought you were right as well, but I've never got out of the habit :( Now I changed it to 'similar'. I also javascripted a bit the edit page, and now hiding a facet box is instantaneous. Yay! That's a first step towards getting me into Ajax... Let's hope for the best. Ciao, Enrico who doesn't want to see any "doesn't work with browser X" that doesn't come with a patch :) -- GPG key: 1024D/797EBFAB 2000-12-05 Enrico Zini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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