Hi Adam,
The chapter after search adds implements getting the results by ajax.
The javascript that sends the request adds an asterisk (*) to the end of the
search query.
You can add asterisks to the ends of the words in the user search query.
On 19 Oct 2010, at 10:59, Adam wrote:
> Hi
>
> I
Hi
I integrated Zend Lucene Search to my project ( following the Jobeet
tutorial ), index: one field (manufacturer name).
The problem is that it only finds exact words, in the jobeet demo it
finds it even if the input is a part of a word or just a letter.
It look like the input isnt formatted but
I've followed the Jobeet Tutorial chapter on search and managed to implement a
lucene based search engine for my site. It seems to be working but the result
order doesn't make sense to me.
If I search for 'blue trousers', I would expect the results that contain that
exact phrase to come up top,
Hi,
2010/4/14 Dss :
>
> Hello world!
> I am using Symfony 1.4 with mySQL and in the database I have a large
> (>150MByets) table from which I want a specific column to be search by
> Zend framework search engine.
> Read the tutorial of Symfony but at some point in order to create the
> index for Z
Hello world!
I am using Symfony 1.4 with mySQL and in the database I have a large
(>150MByets) table from which I want a specific column to be search by
Zend framework search engine.
Read the tutorial of Symfony but at some point in order to create the
index for Zend search engine I must load the
