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I'll do that.
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Vb 3.0.2 release...whit Hack on :D
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ok, I give a hint (... or tip) :> it's in "Modification Hints and Tips" section :> :rolleyes: :ninja: |
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I just tryed the mysql search hack that comes with the new 3.0.2.... crashed my computer lol... So im coming back to this hack, I was wondering when will the next update be with all the optimisations in the thread?
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@Nitesh... FullText Search is NOW integrated to vB 3.0.2 and 3.0.3 ... so it's useless to add this hack... you will simply trash your installation.
you need to take the SQL query found in your Options screen to enable the Search in FullText... because there is a special feature to add to sql, the FULLTEXT thing... it may be the reason your installation trashed. |
bleh, vb one didn't work for me. had to go back to this one, and yes i changed the admin hidden options. Not sure if vb.com has it enabled, but if they do, it doesn't work for "search this thread". that was a few days ago.
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nexialys, I tryed the vbulletin search with the extra code etc... but it was still running down my server. I installed this hack and its back to working faster then ever :) On a large board its definately best to use this hack rather then vbulletins fulltext search.
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hum... i see your points here... so the best system is the hack here, isn't it ?!
ok, then, if Erwin and some other posted different debugs, wouldn't it be cool to have a final version to date ?! Erwin argues are the best i can read, but it seems complicated to read all the 12 pages to see if it's ok or not to do this ir that change... can someone post a final 2.3 version of this hack please?! and updated for vB 3.0.3 ??? because lines are changed a lot! |
well, erwin says his wasn't working for search this forum and search this thread, but it is for me, so i didn't do his updates.
the original works great for me. |
Well, i try to install this hacks in a fresh 3.0.3 and is not really easy.
Can some one make some v 2.3 whit a good install instruccion and Erwin addon :P |
Yeah the original 2.2 version of that hack works fine for me, but its a little tricky to do the file edits on search.php as some of the codes different. After messin about a bit its not too difficult to figure out :)
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the new 3.0.2+ version have already a part for the fulltext feature because it's now a feature of the board, BUT ... that feature is partial in 3.0.2... this hack have more changes to do with the code, so maybe someone can rewrite it to suite the new options ?!
i would make it, but i'm not ease with it... the best would be to take advantage of the new option of vB and activate this hack when fulltext is activated, and use the old code when it's not ... i've started to try it, but i don't understand the code really well... you guys have more experience on this search feature, i suppose this would help... |
/me vote for that!
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hum.. why this thread was not updated for the last month or so ?! is there someone using it, or we have to forget about it ???
i'd like to see it working properly for 3.0.3, and with everything fixed... is it possible to find it ?! thanks! |
bumping for the pleasure of it... someone ???
just update the thread please! |
i only have one problem, but it works fine in 3.0.3 for me.
if ppl search for 17" rims, it will blow up cause of the ". I should be able to fix it tho. |
the " is easy to deal with, it's a tag... point actually is the install instructions... 3.0.0 is really different from 3.0.3, because of the new fulltext search propriety... is someone updating the install so we can drive it cool ?!
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Yep, that'd be cool. It's quite confusing to follow the instructions for 3.0.3.
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ok, this thing is now killing my site for some reason, especially when some one searches for say 17" rims.
The vb3 one also kills it, but even worse. I don't know what to do anymore. |
I've installed this hack and are having good luck with it on vB 3.0.3 with 3 million posts. I did have a performance problem when searching for posts in forums rather than searching against all posts. It appears that Erwin's Add-On helped us a great deal when searching against all posts, but queries against specific forums would often take 30 or more seconds to complete.
We resolved this issue by modifying Erwin's Add-On a bit: PHP Code:
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diguidi bump! -- want news for this !!!
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I'm with nexialys, any chance of getting an updated version of this for 3.03? I'm missing something trying to tie all of these threads together with the changes
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With this hack when you search on entire posts it won't search the titles as well. I was searching for a thread on my board and if I did the search on titles only it would come up but if I did the same search on entire posts it won't. Any ideas?
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as msimplay released his new hack for this tool (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=76678), can someone update the install script for 3.0.6 ???
there is a completely different file structure after 3.0.1+, so this would be more than efficient to update the script install process... someone ?! |
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hum.. little request here...
vB 3.5 will have the FullText integration complete, is there a beta tester here that knows if THIS hack is the same as the one they will introduce in 3.5 or if it's a complete different story ?! :) |
Fulltext search is available in official vB release ever since version 3.0.2. Though it isn't supported - you have to know where to look to enable it.
Conceptually this hack should be very similar to vB's own implementation. Details will differ of course. The point is, you can already have look at the official fulltext search code, and compare it to this hack. |
... hum... you did not follow the topic, why do you answer this ?!...
and also, look at who you're talking to, you'll spare some words... (yes i'm the guy in perpetual bad mood) |
And I can say only sorry :) I have never seen vb3 other then vb3.0.0 Gold and can't say something exactly...
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Hello John...(Running 3.0.6 (this security updates applied.)
I have a question if I may. I see your full text search requires two different indexes in the post table. One is TITLE and the other is PAGETEXT (keynames). Looking at the structure for the POST table I see these two indexes with pagetext having a 1 after it. Now looking at how Vb asked for it to be done, they want you to run... ALTER TABLE post ADD FULLTEXT INDEX (title,pagetext); ALTER TABLE thread ADD FULLTEXT INDEX (title); This results, as you know, in a single new index in POST for TITLE that has both TITLE and PAGETEXT in one keyname. (title). Then they wanted another full text search index for the THREAD table for TITLE. My questions, because I really do not know... 1) What is the difference having two keynames in the POST table, like yours, and only having one (theirs)? What does help with? 2) Does it matter, or will it help, with your code to have the full text search index in the THREAD table like they requested? (I made it just in case.) I have your code now running on TiVo Community Forum and I am looking to run it on AVS Forum (Even though it is from last year, I hope the code is still ok with the current version Iam running). I am looking for solutions for we are getting killed with the searches more so on AVS Forum. (We went to VB3 last Sunday.) Thank you for your time. (Note...I noticed in the VB3 search.php it really needs help. Espically when you have it limite the return. It still searches and returns ALL HITS and then purnes it down to the limit number. Thus the return is still very large. I think your code actually does it correct by stopping when it reached the limit.) Update...I just installed it on AVS Forum. It took my MySQL load from 1.4 (or more) to currently .38 with 2000 users on-line. Just need to know why. :) |
Hello Again...
Sad to see no answer to the above. So far the code seems to do very well. But still would love to know why it seems to have a lesswof an impact on MySQL vs what VB3 used. |
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Hello...
Yes, I do see that and have it that way and all is well. But th questionis as to why. Just wondering what the difference is and why do it that way vs the way VB asked for it to be done. It is more affective? Do I still need the "ALTER TABLE thread ADD FULLTEXT INDEX (title);" as they request? I guess I am seeking why this hack works so much better than the VB3 version of the Full Text Search. Thank you. |
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