Results are always the same on each page

[Steve Dierker]

Hello group,

I'm working with sphinx for first time, so please excuse my lack of experience. I think I have a rather simple question about ThinkingSphinx with Rails.

I've configured my model Projects like this:

define_index do

    indexes :name, :as => :projects

    indexes :text, :as => :description

    indexes file.name, :as => :filenames

    indexes object.name, :as => :objects

    indexes file.proxy.clip_description, :as => :proxy_description

    indexes :archived, :as => :archived

  end

If I know perform a query like this to display all projects in my view:

@projects = Project.search "", :match_mode => :extended

I get according to ThinkingSphinx 121 Results on 7 pages, but if I skip through all my pages, every page is exactly the same with exactly the same 20 projects. 

So is this intended behaviour and I'am doing something wrong? Or did i configure something wrong?

I even have tried to re-index everything and then perform the query, but the result stays the same.

So, anyone any ideas?

thanks,

Steve

[Pat Allan]

Hi Steve

Just to confirm: are you passing through the page parameter to the search call?

Project.search '', :match_mode => :extended, :page => params[:page]

Cheers

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[Steve Dierker]

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Hi Pat,

so I the right usage is to perform a search query for each new page you
need while passing in the page parameter?
Because right now its implemented this way in my app:
Request from a live-searchbox via javascript -> perform the query ->
return results -> display all results without pagination in one long list
So I'm guessing I have to increment the results per page parameter a lot
to get everything with one query on one page?

thanks,
Steve

On 07/24/2012 06:17 PM, Pat Allan wrote:
> Hi Steve
>
> Just to confirm: are you passing through the page parameter to the
search call?
>
> Project.search '', :match_mode => :extended, :page => params[:page]
>
> Cheers
>

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[Steve Dierker]

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So,

I fixed my problem with the ':per_page' option.
Thanks for your help!

Steve

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