Dnia 01-06-2005, śro o godzinie 00:56 -0700, Alex Graveley napisał(a): > Seems like the bookmark backend should look for an existing web history > hit for the URL and alter that with some bookmark attributes (anything > other than bookmark name?). It should create an empty hit with no > content if the page has not been visited (probably a corner case). > > Or am I missing something? Hmm... this might be a problem when we re-visit a page. The original (bookmark-upgraded) content would get overwritten. That's going to happen often. And the bookmark backend runs only when bookmarks are changed. I'd rather do it the other way round: Each time we index something using beagle-index-url, we look if we have a bookmark for this entry in our db. If so, we alter the indexed url with the bookmark information (and boost the rank). The bookmarks themselves are indexed as not-searchable, so you can't actually "find a bookmark". Or am I missing something? -- Michał Dominik K. mdk mdk org pl www.mdk.org.pl
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