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Atle Enersen
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Wednesday 02 April 2003 3:18:51 am
eZ-guys: The forums are now very hard to keep track of... Aka new additions since last check.
- Threading
- Date/timestamps (in frontpage-extract, topiclists, and in searchresults) ...would be nice. I know others have asked for it, but you'll not die if I mention it too :-)
\\atle\\
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Karsten Jennissen
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Wednesday 02 April 2003 4:44:16 am
Hi Atle, I agree that the forums are very difficult to use right now.
For example
- to get a list of recent posts you always have to go to the separate forum menu entry
- no sending of emails
- list with threads has no date stamp and is sorted according to first entry in thread (should be sorted according to last entry of thread, i.e. bump threads up if new answer is there)
- quoting dos not seem to work
- no automatic subject + RE:
- searching does not seem to work (I just entered "link" into the search box and it didn't yield any results). But I think that the ez crew is working on improving this and we should expect an upgrade soon. karsten
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Tony Wood
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Wednesday 02 April 2003 7:25:57 am
Yes, It is very difficult to keep track of comments,replied etc. You need to keep a document with the forum toipics you posted too so you can go back, but i am sure i have lost some and there is someone waiting for a reply I have promised but not given because it is lost. eZteam: Can you tell us the roadmap for forum development (notification addition etc :). If you can, what parts are just template changes tpl code etc and used for the eZ site and what elements will be available for us to use in our sites.
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josh r
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Thursday 03 April 2003 3:58:48 pm
and in the search, it automatically excludes 3 letter words, so you can't search for the term php... and this is a php content management forum, lol
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Tore Jørgensen
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Friday 04 April 2003 12:06:28 am
It looks to me like the search function has a list of "useless" words to search for. Searching for php or ez doesn't return anything. If those terms did return something, it would return a lot and not be very usefull. "You" is another word you can't search for.
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Bård Farstad
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Friday 04 April 2003 12:23:51 am
eZ publish uses stop words to speed up the search. When you search for a word which is to common, e.g. in 30% or more of the objects, the word is ignored. This is a configurable value. We've tuned the search at ez.no for performance and to ignore the most common words like, ez, php etc.. --bård
Documentation: http://ez.no/doc
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Dariusz Wlodarczyk
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Wednesday 28 January 2004 10:30:23 am
Where to configure this percent because i want to no stop words on my site ?
I have a few articles now and most of words possible to find are in all of them.
So the search is useless for me now :(
Please don't ask: why you have search on page with a small count of content objects...
I answer: Because my client want it :)
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Georg Franz
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Wednesday 28 January 2004 11:06:15 am
Hi, stop-words: oh, I've found out, that the settings in the site.ini are missing. I make will make an entry in the bug report.
site.ini:
[SearchSettings]
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StopWordThresholdValue=
StopWordThresholdPercent=
Kind regards,
Emil.
Best wishes,
Georg.
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http://www.schicksal.com Horoskop website which uses eZ Publish since 2004
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Dariusz Wlodarczyk
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Thursday 29 January 2004 4:32:56 am
Thanks ;) I know what StopWordThresholdPercent is, but how work StopWordThresholdValue ? Now i set both values to 100 and search is working for me like i want ;) But will be nice to know diference between these settings :)
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