Issues with search using API and web
Interesting issue. Doing the following search produces different results.
underworld - rise of the lycans (not found)
underworld rise of the lycans (found)
Does it work this way by design?
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Interesting issue. Doing the following search produces different results.
underworld - rise of the lycans (not found)
underworld rise of the lycans (found)
Does it work this way by design?
2 Posted by polkaroo on 05 Oct, 2011 03:32 AM
To expand on this, I have troubles searching using the following strings for all of these movies that are in the database:
Afro Samurai - Resurrection
Batman Beyond - Return of Joker
District B13 - Ultimatum
Family Guy - Dark Side/
Family Guy - Blue Harvest/
Fantastic 4 - Rise of the Silver Surfer
Final Fantasy VII - Last Order
Green Lantern - Emerald Knights/
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1
Death Note - L - Change the World
Punisher - War Zone
Resident Evil - Afterlife/
Resident Evil - Degeneration/
Transformers - Dark Of The Moon/
Transformers - Revenge of the Fallen/
Underworld - Rise of the Lycans/
X-Men Origins - Wolverine/
Support Staff 3 Posted by travisbell on 05 Oct, 2011 05:48 PM
Hi,
I’ve attached ticket #9 to this thread. It deals with this issue and is known to be a problem. Basically, the dash (-) is turning that query into:
“underworld” WITHOUT “rise of the lycans”
4 Posted by polkaroo on 25 Nov, 2011 03:25 AM
Ah. OK. Having ":" works, but if I include this in the name, my client (xbmc) messes up the directory name. Difficult to fix?
5 Posted by MovieHolics on 28 Nov, 2011 08:21 PM
Hi Support Stuff,
is there any indication, when the ticket #9 will be processed?
Support Staff 6 Posted by travisbell on 29 Nov, 2011 04:03 PM
Hi MovieHolics,
I’ll try to have a look at this issue late this week. I’ll update this thread with details.
7 Posted by dape82 on 11 Jan, 2012 08:12 PM
Hello travisbell,
please let me know which programming language you are using. Maybe I can show you an example of the search algorithm mentioned in #170 ( NOT the SoundEx algorithm).
Regards,
Daniel
(Sorry I did not find any possibility to PN you)
Support Staff 8 Posted by travisbell on 11 Jan, 2012 09:31 PM
We’re using Solr to handle all of our searches at the moment and the Sunspot library in Ruby.
We do a couple of things like: