Re: [WebDNA] search limit using WO?
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2012
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 108824
interpreted = N
texte = > Anyone reach a limit on search terms using WO? >=20 > For instance, I search for this >=20 > [search = db=3D/db/journal.db&woentrydatarq=3Deat,farm,grow,garden,gleaning,glean,re= cipe,cafe,restaurant,grocery,supermarket,seafood,compost,market,farmer,agr= iculture,food &jdatesort=3D1&jdatesdir=3Dde&jdatetype=3Dtext&max=3D10&rank= =3Doff] >=20 > And I get back funky results. For one, the sort doesn't work no matter = what I try. So I turned the rank=3Doff to just dump in db order. Also, = results don't seem to be correct. The following for instance was in the = search results (first one I checked) and it doesn't have any of the = keywords listed: >=20 > I didn't expect that our system would come with a display that shows = the temperature of the water. Since we usually leave the electric = heating assist off, we can peek at the display to find out if the water = is hot enough for a shower (105 degrees seems to be good enough!). If = it's not hot enough, flipping on the electric assist gets the water = ready in about 15 minutes. I think having the thermometer has really = helped curb unnecessarily turning on the electric heater. >=20 > Anyone got ideas? I have never hit a limit.. but I have not tried more than 4 or 5 strings = at once. Thoughts: &jdatetype=3Dtext ?? Is "text" a real documented field type? (Try removing that param). Is there a space after "food", or is that just email artifact? It should not matter, but try wrapping the value of the '&woentrydatarq' = param in [url]...[/url] -Govinda=
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> Anyone reach a limit on search terms using WO? >=20 > For instance, I search for this >=20 > [search = db=3D/db/journal.db&woentrydatarq=3Deat,farm,grow,garden,gleaning,glean,re= cipe,cafe,restaurant,grocery,supermarket,seafood,compost,market,farmer,agr= iculture,food &jdatesort=3D1&jdatesdir=3Dde&jdatetype=3Dtext&max=3D10&rank= =3Doff] >=20 > And I get back funky results. For one, the sort doesn't work no matter = what I try. So I turned the rank=3Doff to just dump in db order. Also, = results don't seem to be correct. The following for instance was in the = search results (first one I checked) and it doesn't have any of the = keywords listed: >=20 > I didn't expect that our system would come with a display that shows = the temperature of the water. Since we usually leave the electric = heating assist off, we can peek at the display to find out if the water = is hot enough for a shower (105 degrees seems to be good enough!). If = it's not hot enough, flipping on the electric assist gets the water = ready in about 15 minutes. I think having the thermometer has really = helped curb unnecessarily turning on the electric heater. >=20 > Anyone got ideas? I have never hit a limit.. but I have not tried more than 4 or 5 strings = at once. Thoughts: &jdatetype=3Dtext ?? Is "text" a real documented field type? (Try removing that param). Is there a space after "food", or is that just email artifact? It should not matter, but try wrapping the value of the '&woentrydatarq' = param in
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