[cfaussie] Re: Verity vs SQL Server Full-text index

I recently implemented a SQL Server full text search over Verity. The major reason was to be able to do +10 levels of filtering on the results, which just wasn't possible with Verity, as Verity only gives you 4 custom columns. In theory, I may have been able to do it with categories (with some f

[cfaussie] Re: Verity vs SQL Server Full-text index

Hi, I realise it will be of no use whatsoever, but staff here recently replaced a verity search site ( written in part by myself many many years ago) with a solution from google. To be fair the verity solution was only slapped together solution, but the google result seem more accurate and re

[cfaussie] Re: Verity vs SQL Server Full-text index

Thanks steve, the PDF one is a good point. >From what i read about google mini is you don't have all the restrictions of the API because the results are served from the mini box. You then style the results page with XSLT. But that does mean linking out the some other URL like 'search.mysite.com'

[cfaussie] Re: Verity vs SQL Server Full-text index

If the google appliance is runs anything like google does you are going to have restrictions on the number of records you can return as the google API only lets you return 10 records at a time. If the SQL Full Text search is set up correctly with should be pretty good as it will give you result r

[cfaussie] Verity vs SQL Server Full-text index

Hi Guys I'm working on a website redevelopment that has a database using SQL server full-text index. Ive never used it before and have always worked with verity. I would be interested to hear about the advantages/ disadvantages of using each. I'm also evaluating google mini and Lucene if you hav

[cfaussie] REMINDER : CFUG Meeting : November 20th

Steve Onnis talks about virtualisation Date and Time:November 20, 2008 from 7:00pm - 8:30pm Address: NGA.net Level 2 17 Raglan St South Melbourne http://maps.google.com/maps?q=NGA.net+Level+2+17+Raglan+St+South+Melbourne

[cfaussie] Re: Adobe Groups

CFUGWA can be found at http://groups.adobe.com/groups/1223a517ae/summary On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 7:34 AM, Mark Mandel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Just wanted to make sure everyone is aware of the fact that Adobe > Groups is now up and running! > > This is a central repository for User Gro

[cfaussie] Re: Adobe Groups

The map is actually going to be reworked - the "owner" of the fla file just didn't get to it yet due to some other MAX conference duties :-) Cheers Kai > > You are TOTALLY correct! > > I just clicked 'Australia' on the map, and didn't look at the title. > > The Pacific groups it is, and the Pa

[cfaussie] Re: Adobe Groups

You are TOTALLY correct! I just clicked 'Australia' on the map, and didn't look at the title. The Pacific groups it is, and the Pacific groups it should be! My apologies. Mark On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 9:38 AM, Kai Koenig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Could we be a bit more political correct by

[cfaussie] Re: Adobe Groups

Could we be a bit more political correct by saying the Pacific groups, Mr Mandel :) > > Here you will find the Australia User Groups that have been set up: > http://groups.adobe.com/pages/c9b6d661e2/pages/cfa2fbd9a7 Cheers Kai _ Kai Koenig - Ve

[cfaussie] Re: Adobe Groups

Queensland Coldfusion User Group is found here: http://groups.adobe.com/groups/a87da1593b Cheers Gareth Edwards On 19/11/2008 8:34 AM, Mark Mandel wrote: > Just wanted to make sure everyone is aware of the fact that Adobe > Groups is now up and running! > > This is a central repository for User

[cfaussie] Adobe Groups

Just wanted to make sure everyone is aware of the fact that Adobe Groups is now up and running! This is a central repository for User Group and Community information. Here you will find the Australia User Groups that have been set up: http://groups.adobe.com/pages/c9b6d661e2/pages/cfa2fbd9a7 Th