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Originally Posted by bearisgray
I still would like more of a division between each item/post in a thread.
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I love the new look. It makes things so much easier to see. Keep up the good work!
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Would there be any way to search for a particular poster within a given thread?
Example: KLue started the Dear Jane Christmas Block Swap thread I would like to go back and review everything that Rhonda posted - without having to look back at everything else. |
Re: Search function
Is there any particular order that the found items show up in? What is the protocol (is that the right word?) for listing the found items? |
bearisgray, first I want to switch the board and iron out all bugs and any critical issues that affect the core functionality.
Once it's running smoothly, I can start adding features. As for the search, right now I'm not sure if I'm going to continue using this engine or get a new one. What we have now is run with Apache Lucene. If you are interested in specifics of ranking, you can find more information here: http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/ |
Thank you for responding.
I'm not really complaining - just wondering if - - - I have no idea of what can be done (easily) or not - - Who would have imagined that the iphone type devices would be relatively common 50 years ago? (Actually, sci-fi and fantasy writers, and the person that did the Dick Tracy comic strip) |
Originally Posted by Admin
bearisgray, first I want to switch the board and iron out all bugs and any critical issues that affect the core functionality.
Once it's running smoothly, I can start adding features. As for the search, right now I'm not sure if I'm going to continue using this engine or get a new one. What we have now is run with Apache Lucene. If you are interested in specifics of ranking, you can find more information here: http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/ Basically, I was wondering it items were retrieved by most recent date, or if it searched a particular category first - such as main, and then by date or if it just started at the beginning of the file - wherever or whatever that might be - and just listed items as they were found I wanted to know what time it was - not how the clock runs! :? |
It tries to rank results by relevance to the query. Time and section doesn't play any role in sorting.
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i just posted too, it looks sleek..!
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Each time I check it out, it looks better to me.
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