Per a request on the Milton Keynes guide, I took up the matter of looking at making searches include more than just the text of the entry, but instead also listing the metadata in the nodes. I successfully completed this in the following manner: <\/p>\n
* Modify the rename.pl in the dist to be more along the lines of: http:\/\/crschmidt.net\/openguides\/reindex.pl
\n You can see here that this indexes phone address city postcode website fax summary, as well as categories and locales.
\n * Tested this to make sure the results worked. Number searching seems broken, but other than that it’s in good shape.
\n * Head in to try and make this change to the underlying guide code.
\n * Realize that searching is basically hardcoded into write\\_node, with no easy way around it. Resign self to this fact and decide that double-indexing is the way to proceed.
\n * Write a CGI::Wiki Plugin. Bang head against wall until realizing you need to set @ISA yourself.
\n * Write reindexer similar to reindex.pl above.
\n * Find “write_node” in Openguides.pm. Place Reindexer plugin above write\\_node (see code snippet at end of email).
\n * Test it out. Seems to work okay.
\n * Upload Indexer.pm code to http:\/\/crschmidt.net\/openguides\/Indexer.pm
\n * Post to mailing list. <\/p>\n
I’m not sure if anyone else will find this interesting, but I certainly did, so I figured I’d share the knowledge in case anyone else out there wants it. <\/p>\n
my $indexer = CGI::Wiki::Plugin::Indexer->new;
\n $wiki->register_plugin( plugin => $indexer );
\n $indexer->reindex($node, $content, \\%metadata);
\n my $written = $wiki->write\\_node($node, $content, $checksum, \\%metadata ); <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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