The index which is used to generate the suggestion list would be bigger or the suggestion list’s cache? Till now i thought after the article.bin was created, all data in the suggestion list was created by the server on the fly. But now (if i get it right) i think that the whole article.bin would be bigger if this kind of search returned, right!? And I can imagine that the speed will decrease a lot, since you don’t check the titles only from the beginning but from every position in the term. so a lot more work for that little plastic box^^

Anyways I’m looking forward to your next release and the possibility to download and integrate images on the whole!

Chris

A full text index for the articles titles was once in but I’ve removed the feature for a couple of reasons. One is that the index itself was very hugh (150 MB for the German version).

Yes, the feature is possible but a lot slower than the current search engine. Actually I’m not sure if and when the feature will return. There are a couple of thinks I think are much more important. An installer package and image support.

-Tom

actually nowhere because the feature isn’t ready. But once it is I can’t say where you can download it. I simply don’t have the bandwidth to host a file which will be about 1 GB.

Maybe you can help? Do you have a server which can stand the load?

-Tom

Do you think it is possible to add such searching like I mentioned above? that would make finding articles way easier. Cause i don’t always know the right spelling or the whole term of the article i’m looking for…

Like the example with “garvensburg” and “schloss garvensburg”. Cause “garvensburg” is a part of the article’s header, but it won’t be displayed if you don’t enter the whole term.

So that if I enter “garven” there should be “Schloss Garvensburg” suggested by the server. Or on the other side, that if i enter “schloss” –> “Türschloss” will be suggested. you get what i mean!?

And is it possible for me to change a configuration file, to expand the length of the suggestion list!? Some kind of entry in a xml file or sort of

Thanks again

P.S.: the up-/downscaling issue only exists in the suggestion list for me. Maybe theres just some small fixing necessary, cause upscaling works fine (dunno if its handled by safari or on your server eg ajax…)

My knowledge of programming is very little, so that are only suggestions by me…^^

Chris

thanks for reporting! That is a simply JavaScript bug because of the apostrophe sign (’) in the articles title. Fixing is easy, I will do that with the upcomming release.

-Tom

sry for double posting^^

I came across something weird. I was using my example “garvensburg” and after the first 4 letters the suggestion list appears the way it should. So i opened all of the suggestions made (only 6 suggestions, so not that much to choose from). All of them worked fine except one. “Garvey’s Ghost” didn’t.

If you try to open that one, nothing will happen. But if I enter the whole term in the search field, the page will be displayed. It’s an entry about Marcus Garvey and “garvey’s ghost” only appears in the text of the article.

I’m using a german wiki dump, indexed on 10.5.2 MB.

(another small rendering issue is, that if you turn your pod and the text is being upscaled, it won’t scale down again after turning the pod back. but this is not that important.)

Maybe it’s helpful.

Chris

Lourenço

I’ll upload a fixed version soon. Creating a new index is not necessary, simply use the new codes.

Thanks for reporting thr bug again.

-Tom