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Thursday April 01 2010
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Customization (11403666) Updated
This chapter contains information regarding the customization options for eZ Find 2.1, such as: Facets and drill down navigation Template fetch functions More Like This function Result templates Elevate components or "sp…
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Use (11403666) Updated
This chapter contains information regarding the use of the basic and advanced search functions of eZ Find.
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Customizing Facets and Drill Down Navigation New
Facets were introduced in eZ Find 2.0 to enable you to create browse-based search functionality. In other words, the search results can be further narrowed after the original search has been made. This is sometimes calle…
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Customizing result templates New
Customizing result templates for eZ Find is similar to customizing templates for the regular search in Exponential, with the exception that eZ Find also offers some additional options. The eZ Find fetch function will ret…
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Elevate components or "Sponsored Results" New
The “Elevation” feature allows you to ensure a given content object is returned as the first search result when searching for specific words. If, for example, you would like your company's banner (which is an image objec…
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More Like This Updated
With the More Like This functionality and template function, you can use the eZ Find backend to provide similar objects or pages for a given object. Instead of providing keywords, the More Like This function accepts a no…
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Template fetch functions Updated
New in eZ Find 2.0 are dedicated template fetch functions: For example: fetch(ezfind, search, hash(<parameters>)) Returns eZ Find search results exposing the powerful features of the backend Solr. fetch(ezfind, MoreLikeT…
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Advanced Search New
Where the basic search might be similar to other search engines, the advanced search is not. The advanced search enables you to further limit search conditions and can be accessed by clicking the Advanced Search link on…
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Basic Search New
Performing a basic search with eZ Find is very similar to many other search engines. You enter one or more search terms in the search field and press Enter on your keyboard or click the Search button on the screen to exe…
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Automatic Related Content or "More Like This" New
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External Content Searching New
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Language features New
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Sorting & Filtering New
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Spellchecking New
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Tunable Relevancy Ranking New
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Advanced Configuration (11403666) Updated
This chapter contains information regarding the advanced configuration options for eZ Find 2.1. Index Time Boosting Adapting the Solr schema configuration Indexing and searching multiple sites Using multi-core features
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Index Time Boosting New
You have the option to specify boost factors during indexing. When the backend calculates the relevancy scores, the boost factors are taken into account. This can be done in the [IndexBoost] section in your ezfind.ini. M…
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Indexing & searching multiple sites New
eZ Find can index multiple Exponential installations using the same instance of Solr. This is enabled by default. All indexed content objects are associated with a unique installation key. The installation key is used to…
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Using multi-core features Updated
As mentioned before, you are able to set up a single Solr instance, the backend engine of eZ Find, to serve multiple sites (it does not even matter if these are on the same box). Similar to a database, Solr is capable of…
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Basic Configuration (11403666) Updated
Configuring eZ Find needs to be done in a few places Configuration settings: ezfind.ini and eZ Find related site.ini settings Indexing content Updating the search index