According to Joe R. Jah:
> Yes I found that out by increasing max_keywords; I dug it when I set it to
> 28. I also tried the 11th meta keyword and could dig it by setting
> max_keywords to 33!!? I need to to a lot more tests to figure out the
> order, by which htdig looks up meta keywords. I have the following in my
> htdig.conf file:
>
> keywords_meta_tag_names: keywords htdig-keywords description
>
> There happens to be 26 words in the meta description of those documents.
Well that explains it! If those 26 words appear before your meta keywords
tag in the document, they'll be indexed and counted first.
> If you mean I'll have to account for them to get a handle of meta keywords
> order it may be hopeless. Should I rearrange the above line to:
>
> keywords_meta_tag_names: htdig-keywords description keywords
>
> to make sure the sixth keyword is really the sixth?
That won't help. htdig parses the keywords in the order they
appear in the document, not in the order you specify the names in the
keywords_meta_tag_names attribute. If you must index meta descriptions
as keywords, then the words in these descriptions will chew up part or
all of the max_keywords quota, as the quota is per document, not per tag.
If the meta description appears before the meta keywords tag, then it
may have already exceeded the max_keywords quota, so the words in the
meta keywords tag that follows it will be ignored.
I must say I don't understand the need to index meta description words as
keywords, as they are already indexed using the meta_description_factor
weight.
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