Uhm, I'm going to need a bit more info on this to help you out.
What are your PHP/EE/Low Search versions? What are your collection settings, including field weight? What do you mean 'url for videos'? Do you have a Videos channel? Are the urls in a custom field? Something else?
php version 5.3.18 EE version 2.5.2 Low Search version 2.1.2 Collection settings: By url for videos I mean the link that goes to the page that the video is embedded into. All of my videos are in the videos channel. The urls are not in a custom field.
Here is an example of the search results i'm getting. The first result is for a video. The second is not.
Then, how would you determine the link to the page that the video is embedded into? How are you generating the link for the non-video entry? What's the template code you're using for the Results tag? (use http://pastie.org for large pieces of code)
Like EE itself, Low Search doesn't assume what the URL for an entry is -- you'd have to determine it yourself.
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Low 14 Dec 2012 08:28
Uhm, I'm going to need a bit more info on this to help you out.
What are your PHP/EE/Low Search versions?
What are your collection settings, including field weight?
What do you mean 'url for videos'? Do you have a Videos channel? Are the urls in a custom field? Something else?
Nick norwood 14 Dec 2012 22:37
php version 5.3.18
EE version 2.5.2
Low Search version 2.1.2
Collection settings:
By url for videos I mean the link that goes to the page that the video is embedded into.
All of my videos are in the videos channel.
The urls are not in a custom field.
Here is an example of the search results i'm getting. The first result is for a video. The second is not.
Thanks,
Nick Norwood
Low 15 Dec 2012 11:16
Then, how would you determine the link to the page that the video is embedded into? How are you generating the link for the non-video entry? What's the template code you're using for the Results tag? (use http://pastie.org for large pieces of code)
Like EE itself, Low Search doesn't assume what the URL for an entry is -- you'd have to determine it yourself.