Search feature issues...

[Phil Haack]

Hey Simo,

 

I tried out the search feature and ran into a few issues.

 

1.       When I ran the blog on localhost:2732, typed in a search term, and then hit the search button, it tried to run the search on http://localhost/search.aspx instead of localhost:2732/search.aspx.

2.       When I tried to rebuild the index, I got an error that the rebuild failed. I don’t know why it failed. BTW, I recently checked in a fix for log4Net logging to the database. You should merge trunk into your branch and I’ll be able to see what error got logged. J

 

Phil

[Simone Chiaretta]

1 - Yes, I know about the url: I thought it was a problem of how the URL is built when running inside the visual studio web server.
I do this:
Url.SearchPageUrl().ToFullyQualifiedUrl(Blog)

where SearchPageUrl is GetVirtualPath("search", null);

I thought this would have already built the correct URL. Or is there a way to retrieve only the url without the domain part of it?

2 - I didn't put a lot of logging :) I'll merge trunk into branch and see and add more logging.

Simo

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[Phil Haack]

Ok, log that as a bug against me. I'll fix it. But I don't think it should be a fully qualified URL in the first place, should it?

Phil

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[Simone Chiaretta]

I changed it to Url.SearchPageUrl() and seems to work fine, but not tested in a multi-blog environment with subfolders yet

Simo

[Phil Haack]

I saw that. I’ll try it out. It should work fine as long as you’re using the Subtext routing. The custom routes I wrote handle multi-blogs with subfolders.

 

Phil

[Simone Chiaretta]

OK.. awesome
Simo