I'm not sure whether this is a HtDig bug or a glitch in my PHP scripts.
I'm trying to use Htdig 3.1.5 to index some PHP pages that get there data
from a MySQL database. The data displayed by the page is determined by a
couple of GET variables that script uses as input --
title.php3?page=1&journal_id=4.
I have set up a database that is suppose to search by one meta
tag element DC.Creator via:
keywords_meta_tag_names: DC.Creator
keyword_factor: 100
text_factor: 0
title_factor: 0
heading_factor_1: 0
heading_factor_2: 0
heading_factor_3: 0
heading_factor_4: 0
heading_factor_5: 0
heading_factor_6: 0
The problem is that when I do a search using a known DC.Creator value.
Htsearch will only return a result if I enter the value of the first
DC.Creator for a particular journal_id. For example, I know that Lorimer
is a DC.Creator value for the following page:
title.php3?page=1&journal_id=22
When I enter this value into my search form, htsearch returns incorrect
results. It returns all the page values for a particular journal_id
value. htdig appears to think that the folling are equal eventhough the
content is different.
title.php3?page=1&journal_id=3 is the same as
title.php3?page=2&journal_id=3 and
title.php3?page=3&journal_id=3 ...
If I enter the DC.Creator value for any other page value but page=1 I get
no results. Htdig seems to work fine on pages that do not pass any
variables via GET.
/Paul
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Paul Wolstenholme
Simon Fraser University
Vancouver, BC Canada
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