Feature #19725
closedCreation and modification date for pages with plugins
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Description
When indexing a site with the crawler extension, timestamp and crdate from pages are kept in the index. Then, users can use these parameters to change results order. This works perfectly for standard content pages.
The problem is that, when using a plugin like tt_news, all records are shown on the same page with different parameters. When we configure the crawler to index all news records using this page, all news in the index have the same timestamp (the one from the page). This mean that the user can't sort results by mtime or crdate.
It could be usefull to have a way to override date parameters during the indexation. The site could get record's dates and pass them to the indexer.
This feature concern both indexed search and the site crawler.
Let me know what you think about that feature.
Here is an exemple of how the crawler is configure to index news on a pages.
tt_news = &tx_ttnews[tt_news]=[_TABLE:tt_news;_PID:16]
tt_news.baseUrl= http://...
tt_news.procInstrFilter = tx_indexedsearch_reindex, tx_cachemgm_recache
tt_news.cHash = 1
tt_news.pidsOnly = 94
(issue imported from #M9986)
Updated by Dmitry Dulepov over 14 years ago
I investigated that. It is a crawler problem. It does not call indexed search to index records, it calls indexed search to index pages. As a result page time stamps get into the index along with lots of unnecessary other words from the page. I will make a bug report to the crawler about it.