I have not thought that i have to care for the search one more time in my life. I remember it was always a big problem years ago. But my users have needs and i have to solve them. :)
For now we have a red car and a blue car. Both are in cat "cars" and one in cat "red", one in cat "blue".
1. If i search for them the search result seems to depend on which LinkID/CategoryID is found first in the table CatLinks. I have no idea how to solve this. Maybe i have to forbid some cats from the search. Maybe this will help in my example, but maybe not for the real situation.
2. If i group links with cats, this happens only in every page of my search results. With a lot of cars it is possible to have on page 1
red
...
...
blue
....
...
cars
...
...
but on page 2 again some of this cats.
Maybe i can get rid of with a limited search result, so i have only one page of results. (but ...)
For now i will read again the manual and think about the search. :)
Maybe i should have only links not grouped, but with an additional information about all(!) (or all not excluded) categories the reside in.
For now we have a red car and a blue car. Both are in cat "cars" and one in cat "red", one in cat "blue".
1. If i search for them the search result seems to depend on which LinkID/CategoryID is found first in the table CatLinks. I have no idea how to solve this. Maybe i have to forbid some cats from the search. Maybe this will help in my example, but maybe not for the real situation.
2. If i group links with cats, this happens only in every page of my search results. With a lot of cars it is possible to have on page 1
red
...
...
blue
....
...
cars
...
...
but on page 2 again some of this cats.
Maybe i can get rid of with a limited search result, so i have only one page of results. (but ...)
For now i will read again the manual and think about the search. :)
Maybe i should have only links not grouped, but with an additional information about all(!) (or all not excluded) categories the reside in.