Hi,
This query works with 8.5.1 when the value of $wild-words is *.*, but not in 8.5.2. It works in 8.5.2 for real text values, so the issue seems to be with the *.* expression:
*let* *$search-result* :=
*if* (*$operator* = 'and') *then **$search-subset*[(descendant::*title*[1] *contains* *text* ({ *$wild-words*} *all* *using* *wildcards* *weight* {2})) or (. *contains* *text* ({*$wild-words*} *all* *using* *wildcards* *weight* {0.5}))] *else **$search-subset*[(descendant::*title*[1] *contains* *text* ({ *$wild-words*} *any* *using* *wildcards* *weight* {2})) or (. *contains* *text* ({*$wild-words*} *any* *using* *wildcards* *weight* {0.5}))]
Not seeing info about changes at http://docs.basex.org/wiki/Full-Text .
Hi France,
Could you provide us with an example that we can reproduce? The attached query returns the same result both versions. What is the leading * supposed to do in your query string?
The wildcard syntax didn’t change with 8.5.2, but we changed minor details regarding the way how queries are compiled.
Thanks Christian
-----------------
let $search-subset := <x> <title>one</title> <text>two</text> </x> let $operator := 'and' let $wild-words := '*.*' return if ($operator = 'and') then $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {0.5}))] else $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {0.5}))]
This is the full function. The $doctype corresponds to the root element of the file. So if I have files that are concepts and tasks and I say search in doctype concept, no task will be returned.
<concept><title>concept blah</title><conbody>More blah</conbody></concept> <task><title>task blah</title><taskbody>A bunch of steps...</taskbody></task>
*.* happens when the keyword section of the query is an empty string. We assume that the user wants all results for the specified doctype. If no doctype (empty string) is specified, we assume they want the entire library.
In 8.5.2, I get 0 item found when I search for keywords = ''
*declare* * * *function* *search:search-all*(*$doctype* *as **xs:string*, *$keywords* *as **xs:string*, *$operator* *as **xs:string*, *$lang* *as **xs:string*) *as * *node*(){ *let **$keywords* := *if* (*normalize-space*(*$keywords*)='') *then *'*' *else **$keywords* *let* *$words* := *tokenize*(*normalize-space*(*$keywords*), ' ') *let* *$wild-words* := *for **$word* *in **$words* *return **concat*(*$word*, '.*') *let* *$first-words* := *if* (*count*(*$words*) > 1) *then **string-join*(*$words*[*position*()!=*last*()] , ' ') *else *'' *let* *$last-keyword* := *tokenize*(*normalize-space*(*$keywords*), ' ')[*last*()] *let* *$wild-keywords* := *if* (*string-length*(*$last-keyword*) > 3) *then **concat*(*$first-words*, ' ', *$last-keyword*, '.*') *else *'' *let* *$all-wild-keywords* := *tokenize*(*normalize-space*( *$wild-keywords*), ' ')
*let* *$search-subset* := *if* (*$doctype* = '') *then **db:open*(*$lang*)/* *else **db:open*(*$lang*)/*[*name*()=*$doctype*]
*let* *$search-result* := *if* (*$operator* = 'and') *then **$search-subset*[(descendant::*title*[1] *contains* *text* ({ *$wild-words*} *all* *using* *wildcards* *weight* {2})) or (. *contains* *text* ({*$wild-words*} *all* *using* *wildcards* *weight* {0.5}))] *else **$search-subset*[(descendant::*title*[1] *contains* *text* ({ *$wild-words*} *any* *using* *wildcards* *weight* {2})) or (. *contains* *text* ({*$wild-words*} *any* *using* *wildcards* *weight* {0.5}))]
*let* *$ordered-results* := *for **$x* *score* *$s* *in **$search-result* *order by **$s* *descending*, *$x*/*title* *ascending* *return **$x* (: Adding no result in options because Safari 9.1.1 doesn't always respond to :empty no longer being empty after a $.get :) *return *<div> <div *style*=*"width:100%;"*> <span *style*=*"display:inline-block; font-style:italic; text-align:right; width:100%;"*>{*count*(*$ordered-results*)} {
*if* (*count*(*$ordered-results*) < 2) *then **resources:get-app-string*('item-found', *$lang*) *else **resources:get-app-string*('items-found', *$lang*) }</span> </div> {*search:format-result-docs-as-table*(*$ordered-results*, *$lang*)} </div>
};
This is the full function.
Do you have a query call that runs out of the box? Sorry for my persistence, but it usually takes us much more time reconstructing use cases than actually fixing potential bugs.
*.* happens when the keyword section of the query is an empty string.
I'm still wondering about the leading *, because "*.*" and ".*" are equivalent patterns (in the first string, the leading * will simply be ignored).
We assume that the user wants all results for the specified doctype. If no doctype (empty string) is specified, we assume they want the entire library.
In 8.5.2, I get 0 item found when I search for keywords = ''
declare
function search:search-all($doctype as xs:string, $keywords as xs:string,
$operator as xs:string, $lang as xs:string) as node(){
let $keywords := if (normalize-space($keywords)='') then '*' else $keywords let $words := tokenize(normalize-space($keywords), ' ') let $wild-words := for $word in $words return concat($word, '.*') let $first-words := if (count($words) > 1) then string-join($words[position()!=last()],
' ')
else ''let $last-keyword := tokenize(normalize-space($keywords),
' ')[last()]
let $wild-keywords := if (string-length($last-keyword) > 3) then concat($first-words, ' ',
$last-keyword, '.*')
else ''let $all-wild-keywords := tokenize(normalize-space($wild-keywords),
' ')
let $search-subset := if ($doctype = '') then db:open($lang)/* else db:open($lang)/*[name()=$doctype]
let $search-result := if ($operator = 'and') then $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text
({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {0.5}))]
else $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text
({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {0.5}))]
let $ordered-results := for $x score $s in $search-result order by $s descending, $x/title ascending return $x (: Adding no result in options because Safari 9.1.1 doesn't always
respond to :empty
no longer being empty after a $.get :)return <div> <div style="width:100%;"> <span style="display:inline-block; font-style:italic;
text-align:right; width:100%;">{count($ordered-results)} {
if (count($ordered-results) < 2) then resources:get-app-string('item-found', $lang) else resources:get-app-string('items-found', $lang) }</span> </div> {search:format-result-docs-as-table($ordered-results, $lang)} </div>
};
Try this:
- Replace 'pub-en-us' by one of your dbs. - If I replace $wild-words '*.*' by 't.*', I get results. - If I use $wild-words as '*.*' or '.*' with 8.5.1, I get results. - However '*.*' or '.*' in 8.5.2 returns nothing.
----
let $operator := 'and' let $wild-words := '.*' let $search-subset := db:open('pub-en-us')/*
let $search-result := if ($operator = 'and') then $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {0.5}))] else $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {0.5}))]
let $ordered-results := for $x score $s in $search-result order by $s descending, $x/title ascending return $x (: Adding no result in options because Safari 9.1.1 doesn't always respond to :empty no longer being empty after a $.get :) return $ordered-results
On Fri, Jul 22, 2016 at 11:36 PM, Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
This is the full function.
Do you have a query call that runs out of the box? Sorry for my persistence, but it usually takes us much more time reconstructing use cases than actually fixing potential bugs.
*.* happens when the keyword section of the query is an empty string.
I'm still wondering about the leading *, because "*.*" and ".*" are equivalent patterns (in the first string, the leading * will simply be ignored).
We assume that the user wants all results for the specified doctype. If no doctype (empty string) is specified, we assume they want the entire library.
In 8.5.2, I get 0 item found when I search for keywords = ''
declare
function search:search-all($doctype as xs:string, $keywords as
xs:string, $operator as xs:string, $lang as xs:string) as node(){
let $keywords := if (normalize-space($keywords)='') then '*' else $keywords let $words := tokenize(normalize-space($keywords), ' ') let $wild-words := for $word in $words return concat($word, '.*') let $first-words := if (count($words) > 1) then string-join($words[position()!=last()],
' ')
else ''let $last-keyword := tokenize(normalize-space($keywords),
' ')[last()]
let $wild-keywords := if (string-length($last-keyword) > 3) then concat($first-words, ' ',
$last-keyword, '.*')
else ''let $all-wild-keywords := tokenize(normalize-space($wild-keywords),
' ')
let $search-subset := if ($doctype = '') then db:open($lang)/* else db:open($lang)/*[name()=$doctype]
let $search-result := if ($operator = 'and') then $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text
({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {0.5}))]
else $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {0.5}))]
let $ordered-results := for $x score $s in $search-result order by $s descending, $x/title ascending return $x (: Adding no result in options because Safari 9.1.1 doesn't always
respond to :empty
no longer being empty after a $.get :)return <div> <div style="width:100%;"> <span style="display:inline-block; font-style:italic;
text-align:right; width:100%;">{count($ordered-results)} {
if (count($ordered-results) < 2) then resources:get-app-string('item-found', $lang) else resources:get-app-string('items-found', $lang) }</span> </div> {search:format-result-docs-as-table($ordered-results, $lang)} </div>
};
Confirmed [1]. Should be fixed soon.
Thanks Christian
[1] https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex/issues/1323
On Mon, Jul 25, 2016 at 11:49 PM, France Baril france.baril@architextus.com wrote:
Try this:
Replace 'pub-en-us' by one of your dbs. If I replace $wild-words '*.*' by 't.*', I get results. If I use $wild-words as '*.*' or '.*' with 8.5.1, I get results. However '*.*' or '.*' in 8.5.2 returns nothing.
let $operator := 'and' let $wild-words := '.*' let $search-subset := db:open('pub-en-us')/*
let $search-result := if ($operator = 'and') then $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {0.5}))] else $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {0.5}))]
let $ordered-results := for $x score $s in $search-result order by $s descending, $x/title ascending return $x (: Adding no result in options because Safari 9.1.1 doesn't always respond to :empty no longer being empty after a $.get :) return $ordered-results
On Fri, Jul 22, 2016 at 11:36 PM, Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
This is the full function.
Do you have a query call that runs out of the box? Sorry for my persistence, but it usually takes us much more time reconstructing use cases than actually fixing potential bugs.
*.* happens when the keyword section of the query is an empty string.
I'm still wondering about the leading *, because "*.*" and ".*" are equivalent patterns (in the first string, the leading * will simply be ignored).
We assume that the user wants all results for the specified doctype. If no doctype (empty string) is specified, we assume they want the entire library.
In 8.5.2, I get 0 item found when I search for keywords = ''
declare
function search:search-all($doctype as xs:string, $keywords as xs:string, $operator as xs:string, $lang as xs:string) as node(){ let $keywords := if (normalize-space($keywords)='') then '*' else $keywords let $words := tokenize(normalize-space($keywords), ' ') let $wild-words := for $word in $words return concat($word, '.*') let $first-words := if (count($words) > 1) then string-join($words[position()!=last()], ' ') else '' let $last-keyword := tokenize(normalize-space($keywords), ' ')[last()] let $wild-keywords := if (string-length($last-keyword) > 3) then concat($first-words, ' ', $last-keyword, '.*') else '' let $all-wild-keywords := tokenize(normalize-space($wild-keywords), ' ')
let $search-subset := if ($doctype = '') then db:open($lang)/* else db:open($lang)/*[name()=$doctype]
let $search-result := if ($operator = 'and') then $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {0.5}))] else $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {0.5}))]
let $ordered-results := for $x score $s in $search-result order by $s descending, $x/title ascending return $x (: Adding no result in options because Safari 9.1.1 doesn't always respond to :empty no longer being empty after a $.get :) return <div> <div style="width:100%;"> <span style="display:inline-block; font-style:italic; text-align:right; width:100%;">{count($ordered-results)} {
if (count($ordered-results) < 2) then resources:get-app-string('item-found', $lang) else resources:get-app-string('items-found', $lang) }</span> </div> {search:format-result-docs-as-table($ordered-results, $lang)} </div>
};
-- France Baril Architecte documentaire / Documentation architect france.baril@architextus.com
Hi France,
This was a tricky one; the fulltext options got lost while inlining let expressions. Sorry that this little bug made it into the last release, it’s resolved in the latest snapshot [1].
Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 1:05 AM, Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Confirmed [1]. Should be fixed soon.
Thanks Christian
[1] https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex/issues/1323
On Mon, Jul 25, 2016 at 11:49 PM, France Baril france.baril@architextus.com wrote:
Try this:
Replace 'pub-en-us' by one of your dbs. If I replace $wild-words '*.*' by 't.*', I get results. If I use $wild-words as '*.*' or '.*' with 8.5.1, I get results. However '*.*' or '.*' in 8.5.2 returns nothing.
let $operator := 'and' let $wild-words := '.*' let $search-subset := db:open('pub-en-us')/*
let $search-result := if ($operator = 'and') then $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {0.5}))] else $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {0.5}))]
let $ordered-results := for $x score $s in $search-result order by $s descending, $x/title ascending return $x (: Adding no result in options because Safari 9.1.1 doesn't always respond to :empty no longer being empty after a $.get :) return $ordered-results
On Fri, Jul 22, 2016 at 11:36 PM, Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
This is the full function.
Do you have a query call that runs out of the box? Sorry for my persistence, but it usually takes us much more time reconstructing use cases than actually fixing potential bugs.
*.* happens when the keyword section of the query is an empty string.
I'm still wondering about the leading *, because "*.*" and ".*" are equivalent patterns (in the first string, the leading * will simply be ignored).
We assume that the user wants all results for the specified doctype. If no doctype (empty string) is specified, we assume they want the entire library.
In 8.5.2, I get 0 item found when I search for keywords = ''
declare
function search:search-all($doctype as xs:string, $keywords as xs:string, $operator as xs:string, $lang as xs:string) as node(){ let $keywords := if (normalize-space($keywords)='') then '*' else $keywords let $words := tokenize(normalize-space($keywords), ' ') let $wild-words := for $word in $words return concat($word, '.*') let $first-words := if (count($words) > 1) then string-join($words[position()!=last()], ' ') else '' let $last-keyword := tokenize(normalize-space($keywords), ' ')[last()] let $wild-keywords := if (string-length($last-keyword) > 3) then concat($first-words, ' ', $last-keyword, '.*') else '' let $all-wild-keywords := tokenize(normalize-space($wild-keywords), ' ')
let $search-subset := if ($doctype = '') then db:open($lang)/* else db:open($lang)/*[name()=$doctype]
let $search-result := if ($operator = 'and') then $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {0.5}))] else $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {0.5}))]
let $ordered-results := for $x score $s in $search-result order by $s descending, $x/title ascending return $x (: Adding no result in options because Safari 9.1.1 doesn't always respond to :empty no longer being empty after a $.get :) return <div> <div style="width:100%;"> <span style="display:inline-block; font-style:italic; text-align:right; width:100%;">{count($ordered-results)} {
if (count($ordered-results) < 2) then resources:get-app-string('item-found', $lang) else resources:get-app-string('items-found', $lang) }</span> </div> {search:format-result-docs-as-table($ordered-results, $lang)} </div>
};
-- France Baril Architecte documentaire / Documentation architect france.baril@architextus.com
Thanks! I'll try it in the morning!
On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 1:31 AM, Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Hi France,
This was a tricky one; the fulltext options got lost while inlining let expressions. Sorry that this little bug made it into the last release, it’s resolved in the latest snapshot [1].
Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 1:05 AM, Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Confirmed [1]. Should be fixed soon.
Thanks Christian
[1] https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex/issues/1323
On Mon, Jul 25, 2016 at 11:49 PM, France Baril france.baril@architextus.com wrote:
Try this:
Replace 'pub-en-us' by one of your dbs. If I replace $wild-words '*.*' by 't.*', I get results. If I use $wild-words as '*.*' or '.*' with 8.5.1, I get results. However '*.*' or '.*' in 8.5.2 returns nothing.
let $operator := 'and' let $wild-words := '.*' let $search-subset := db:open('pub-en-us')/*
let $search-result := if ($operator = 'and') then $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text
({$wild-words}
all using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {0.5}))] else $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text
({$wild-words}
any using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {0.5}))]
let $ordered-results := for $x score $s in $search-result order by $s descending, $x/title ascending return $x (: Adding no result in options because Safari 9.1.1 doesn't always respond to :empty no longer being empty after a $.get :) return $ordered-results
On Fri, Jul 22, 2016 at 11:36 PM, Christian Grün <
christian.gruen@gmail.com>
wrote:
This is the full function.
Do you have a query call that runs out of the box? Sorry for my persistence, but it usually takes us much more time reconstructing use
cases
than actually fixing potential bugs.
*.* happens when the keyword section of the query is an empty string.
I'm still wondering about the leading *, because "*.*" and ".*" are equivalent patterns (in the first string, the leading * will simply be ignored).
We assume that the user wants all results for the specified doctype.
If no
doctype (empty string) is specified, we assume they want the entire
library.
In 8.5.2, I get 0 item found when I search for keywords = ''
declare
function search:search-all($doctype as xs:string, $keywords as xs:string, $operator as xs:string, $lang as xs:string) as node(){ let $keywords := if (normalize-space($keywords)='') then '*' else $keywords let $words := tokenize(normalize-space($keywords), ' ') let $wild-words := for $word in $words return concat($word, '.*') let $first-words := if (count($words) > 1) then string-join($words[position()!=last()], ' ') else '' let $last-keyword := tokenize(normalize-space($keywords), ' ')[last()] let $wild-keywords := if (string-length($last-keyword) > 3) then concat($first-words, ' ', $last-keyword, '.*') else '' let $all-wild-keywords :=
tokenize(normalize-space($wild-keywords),
' ')
let $search-subset := if ($doctype = '') then db:open($lang)/* else db:open($lang)/*[name()=$doctype]
let $search-result := if ($operator = 'and') then $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {0.5}))] else $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {0.5}))]
let $ordered-results := for $x score $s in $search-result order by $s descending, $x/title ascending return $x (: Adding no result in options because Safari 9.1.1 doesn't always respond to :empty no longer being empty after a $.get :) return <div> <div style="width:100%;"> <span style="display:inline-block; font-style:italic; text-align:right; width:100%;">{count($ordered-results)} {
if (count($ordered-results) < 2) then resources:get-app-string('item-found', $lang) else resources:get-app-string('items-found', $lang) }</span> </div> {search:format-result-docs-as-table($ordered-results, $lang)} </div>
};
-- France Baril Architecte documentaire / Documentation architect france.baril@architextus.com
It works! Perfect!
On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 3:06 AM, France Baril france.baril@architextus.com wrote:
Thanks! I'll try it in the morning!
On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 1:31 AM, Christian Grün <christian.gruen@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi France,
This was a tricky one; the fulltext options got lost while inlining let expressions. Sorry that this little bug made it into the last release, it’s resolved in the latest snapshot [1].
Christian
[1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/
On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 1:05 AM, Christian Grün christian.gruen@gmail.com wrote:
Confirmed [1]. Should be fixed soon.
Thanks Christian
[1] https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex/issues/1323
On Mon, Jul 25, 2016 at 11:49 PM, France Baril france.baril@architextus.com wrote:
Try this:
Replace 'pub-en-us' by one of your dbs. If I replace $wild-words '*.*' by 't.*', I get results. If I use $wild-words as '*.*' or '.*' with 8.5.1, I get results. However '*.*' or '.*' in 8.5.2 returns nothing.
let $operator := 'and' let $wild-words := '.*' let $search-subset := db:open('pub-en-us')/*
let $search-result := if ($operator = 'and') then $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text
({$wild-words}
all using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {0.5}))] else $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text
({$wild-words}
any using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {0.5}))]
let $ordered-results := for $x score $s in $search-result order by $s descending, $x/title ascending return $x (: Adding no result in options because Safari 9.1.1 doesn't always respond to :empty no longer being empty after a $.get :) return $ordered-results
On Fri, Jul 22, 2016 at 11:36 PM, Christian Grün <
christian.gruen@gmail.com>
wrote:
This is the full function.
Do you have a query call that runs out of the box? Sorry for my persistence, but it usually takes us much more time reconstructing
use cases
than actually fixing potential bugs.
*.* happens when the keyword section of the query is an empty
string.
I'm still wondering about the leading *, because "*.*" and ".*" are equivalent patterns (in the first string, the leading * will simply be ignored).
We assume that the user wants all results for the specified doctype.
If no
doctype (empty string) is specified, we assume they want the entire
library.
In 8.5.2, I get 0 item found when I search for keywords = ''
declare
function search:search-all($doctype as xs:string, $keywords as xs:string, $operator as xs:string, $lang as xs:string) as node(){ let $keywords := if (normalize-space($keywords)='') then '*' else $keywords let $words := tokenize(normalize-space($keywords), ' ') let $wild-words := for $word in $words return concat($word, '.*') let $first-words := if (count($words) > 1) then string-join($words[position()!=last()], ' ') else '' let $last-keyword := tokenize(normalize-space($keywords), ' ')[last()] let $wild-keywords := if (string-length($last-keyword) > 3) then concat($first-words, ' ', $last-keyword, '.*') else '' let $all-wild-keywords :=
tokenize(normalize-space($wild-keywords),
' ')
let $search-subset := if ($doctype = '') then db:open($lang)/* else db:open($lang)/*[name()=$doctype]
let $search-result := if ($operator = 'and') then $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} all using wildcards weight {0.5}))] else $search-subset[(descendant::title[1] contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {2})) or (. contains text ({$wild-words} any using wildcards weight {0.5}))]
let $ordered-results := for $x score $s in $search-result order by $s descending, $x/title
ascending
return $x(: Adding no result in options because Safari 9.1.1 doesn't
always
respond to :empty no longer being empty after a $.get :) return <div> <div style="width:100%;"> <span style="display:inline-block; font-style:italic; text-align:right; width:100%;">{count($ordered-results)} {
if (count($ordered-results) < 2) then resources:get-app-string('item-found', $lang) else resources:get-app-string('items-found',
$lang)
}</span> </div> {search:format-result-docs-as-table($ordered-results,$lang)} </div>
};
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