Userfriendly approach for tagged FilterBubble
last edited: Tue, 30 May 2017 07:47:37 +0200
I consider wich approach can expedient for implemantation of tagged webpages are? S. here for example the #LVEE2017 conference. How can I efficient userfriendly by prearrangement and realisation of event LVEE all content inclusive webpages tagged able to make? So that for example one LVEE attendee or interested party with Hubzilla search query https://lvee2017.hubzilla.org/search?search=%23visa ad-hoc get as search result all LVEE2017 content, wich is tagged with #visa tag. Also webpages. Or with search query https://lvee2017.hubzilla.org/search?search=%23speichercloud get all lvee2017 content, wich is tagged with #speichercloud.
Actual state is, that Hubzilla search ignore the webpage content. What are the reasons for this?
@Hubzilla Development+ @Hubzilla Support Forum+ #HubzillaSearch #webpageContent #FilterBubble #taggedFilterBubble
Actual state is, that Hubzilla search ignore the webpage content. What are the reasons for this?
@Hubzilla Development+ @Hubzilla Support Forum+ #HubzillaSearch #webpageContent #FilterBubble #taggedFilterBubble
You will need to take some time to study the Hubzilla code structure. Modules that are accessible at https://hub.freecommunication.org/modname are defined in Zotlabs/Modules/Modname.php.
Meanwhile think I, that is it convenient as a kind of
search index for webpages
easy for important webpages create tagged posts. For this posts can I use the conventional Hubzilla search.
In what Hubzilla modul is the search feature implement?
Zotlabs/Module/Search.php
What mean you with " include them in the search"?
item_normal() (from include/items.php) is basically a macro for generating a complex sql statement which checks for items with a bunch of characteristics (they aren't hidden, they aren't posted in the future, they aren't webpages, etc.). Most conversational tools use item_normal() to filter out other things that aren't meant to be displayed in conversations. So I just created item_normal_search() which is basically the same macro, but also includes webpages.