Jens,
One other thing. I can't seem to get the following working.
options = {:limit => 10, :offset => 20}
total_hits = Blog.id_multi_search(query, [], options)
The result returned seems to ignore the offset for some reason and
always returns the same resultset...am I doing something wrong?
> Jens,
>
>> In theory there's the multi_search method for exactly your scenario:
>> results = Article.multi_search(query, [ Blog, MusicTrack, MediaFile ])
>> the big upside of this is that you get comparable scores and therefore a
>> reasonable sorting by relevance. the downside is that it does a find on
>> each id just as you do above.
>
> I'm tried the following, which semi-works:
>
> results =Blog.multi_search(@query, [Article, MediaFile, MusicTrack])
>
> However, each on of those models has associations. Additionally, I need
> to pass :conditions statements (e.g., only find published articles). For
> instance, an article has comments, a MusicTrack has albums, genres, and
> artists. Right now, this works, but it is not pre-featching associations
> or using conditions. Is there a way to enable that like...
>
> results =Blog.multi_search(@query, [Article(:conditions => ['published =
> ?', yes], :include => [:article_comments], MediaFile, MusicTrack])
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