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Originally Posted by JDiver
(Post 28723968)
Friday, most likely. A tweak was performed that broke search, but it was reversed Friday afternoon. We had a few hours without any search at all.
But if you're having current problems like that, I'd suspect cache issues. IBobi may give us some other ideas when he's back at work ~9:00 am Wednesday Pacific time. ___ Advanced Search OMNI/PR thread titles, results as titles only, search term russia+sanctions Results: Exxon seeks waiver from Russia Sanctions (link) Trying to find a thread if you can't search it by title is very challenging. - I will try to find "Russia Sanctions" in /PR to prove it exists... but it will be a page by page ctl+F over months of threads, potential 50+ pages of thread titles. |
boom -- here it is --- 7th page of PR
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/omni-...sanctions.html title "Russia Sanctions" search of titles using the word Russia does not bring this up for me. |
so adding quotes to each word helps, but doesnt always work, im still getting fails
omni is impossible because one cannot use google i might try playing around with thread you just found dergon darkhelm, nice effort is it possible there is some kind of index split or something? i dont know this stuff |
Tech is looking into search issues
Hi all! I have asked our techs to look into search to see what's up. Will update if they find/change anything!
Paul |
thanks! i need to do more testing, but this is clear example >
Originally Posted by Kagehitokiri
(Post 28730551)
now this is interesting >
oneworld malaysia = doesnt work "oneworld" "malaysia" = works |
Originally Posted by dergon darkhelm
(Post 28730639)
boom -- here it is --- 7th page of PR
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/omni-...sanctions.html title "Russia Sanctions" search of titles using the word Russia does not bring this up for me. Search terms "russia" - many, many threads Search terms russia+sanctions Reveals http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/omni-...sanctions.html Does NOT reveal http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/omni-...sanctions.html Search terms "russia"+sanctions Reveals http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/omni-...sanctions.html Does NOT reveal http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/omni-...sanctions.html That's a glitch for sure. Now, as to using quotation marks to force the search: It's true these need to be used for search terms of three or fewer characters, or very common terms. Common terms do not have to be those such as "the"; they extend to words like choice or choices and others. I don't know if "common terms" are determined by human intervention, or automatically by software algorithms counting word usage. |
that is what we noticed. re quotes, this >
Originally Posted by Kagehitokiri
(Post 28730551)
oneworld malaysia = doesnt work
"oneworld" "malaysia" = works |
Thanks for the effort.
(Really was just looking for the psychological support of "You're not crazy or stupid. It's actually the search engine." :) ) |
Something I have brought to attention in the past still seems not to be resolved.
When I select a subforum, in which I want the search to happen, I still have to deselect manually "search all open forums" every time. It would be much easier if the "search all open forums" would be deselected automatically, whenever a specific forum is selected. |
Tech is looking into it. I am not search if it is related to recent "fixing up" the search that was done.
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RE: Search- it will be handled in the next 24 hours. I spoke with tech and they believe they know the fix, it's just time-consuming.
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FT search has gotten so bad that it's to the point where I'm thinking I shouldn't even bother with it anymore.
I'll do a search on a thread that I know exists & nada, buptkus, comes up (but I truly appreciate a Rome Italy thread coming up first in search results when I search on Aruba in the Marriott forum, for example :rolleyes:). Do Aruba+Marriott+Flyertalk search on Google & the first thread/link that pops up on Google is the one I'm looking for that did not come up w/ FT search. FT search has sucked for a long time, but it's been getting worse. I could fill up this thread w/ examples where I'll do a particular search, including the exact title of the thread, & get about multiple threads listed that areunrelated to what I searched for, or I get nothing at all w/ the appropriate no results found message, but again do the search on Google & the exact thread (that does exist) pops up on Google but didn't on FT. Cheers. |
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Originally Posted by SkiAdcock
(Post 28751976)
FT search has gotten so bad that it's to the point where I'm thinking I shouldn't even bother with it anymore.
I'll do a search on a thread that I know exists & nada, buptkus, comes up (but I truly appreciate a Rome Italy thread coming up first in search results when I search on Aruba in the Marriott forum, for example :rolleyes:). Do Aruba+Marriott+Flyertalk search on Google & the first thread/link that pops up on Google is the one I'm looking for that did not come up w/ FT search. FT search has sucked for a long time, but it's been getting worse. I could fill up this thread w/ examples where I'll do a particular search, including the exact title of the thread, & get about multiple threads listed that areunrelated to what I searched for, or I get nothing at all w/ the appropriate no results found message, but again do the search on Google & the exact thread (that does exist) pops up on Google but didn't on FT. Cheers. Advanced Search, Marriott | Rewards forum. Search thread titles, return as threads, search term aruba. No Rome, but |
SkiAdcock, did you notice a sudden recent change?
im not in bigger forums here, but few problems until recently, then dead
Originally Posted by IBJoel
(Post 28751530)
they believe they know the fix, it's just time-consuming.
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Originally Posted by Kagehitokiri
(Post 28752999)
SkiAdcock, did you notice a sudden recent change?
Cheers. |
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