'd or
instance,. but the problem is that $hits is empty. so the foreach is
never excuting.
On 6/21/08, Pete Spicer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
Can't see anything obviously wrong with it, but I have one idea which
might make some tiny difference...
Personally in my own
Hello,
Can't see anything obviously wrong with it, but I have one idea which
might make some tiny difference...
Personally in my own scripts where I do a delete, in the foreach loop, I
don't pull anything fancy out from each $hit instance, I simply
reference $hit->id for the internal document
Hello,
I've been having similar problems with ZSL as well, but whilst I haven't
found a quick solution, I've found that going back to the index itself
and understanding what is going on will prove useful - depending on what
kinds of documents you're indexing and what kinds of searches you're
r
Hi all,
Quick question for tomorrow...
Is there any possibility of Zend building and using a toolset (bug
tracker/wiki etc) based on Zend Framework?
It just seems a bit odd that Zend - the PHP company - is using
Java-based technology to power part of their site, instead of PHP-based.
I also
Hello
It is possible to instantiate a class from a variable name - before PHP
5.3 even. I've been doing this with 5.2 in a project I'm working on.
I think the key thing is the syntax:
$table1 = new $originClass; // note no brackets
Hopefully that'll help!
Pete
On 4/24/08, *Denis Fohl* <
I can see two problems - the field type and how you're searching against it.
1) If a field is UnIndexed, AFAIK it can't be searched for, it's simply
stored with the record itself and is returned along with the search
results. You might use this for some metadata such as the URL for a
page. In
Hi there,
As a developer who builds and tests apps on Windows/Apache/MySQL/PHP
stack and run release versions on a Linux server optimised for web
serving, I can confirm the following from my experience...
I built a project which functions like RinkWorks' "Dialectizer" -
www.thevoicesofmany.co
Hi there,
I've been building a search platform for a custom database I have, using
Zend_Search_Lucene, and I've run into a couple of oddities.
The prototype version I have gets its index rebuilt from scratch
occasionally, currently approximately 3,000 documents. All of the
documents are being
Well, I'm using Lucene myself for a specialist search project, with
several thousand documents at a time.
Search performance is good, I'm throwing queries with multiple terms,
including range searches and the odd fuzzy search at it and queries are
taking very small fractions of a second, even
