ilFulltextForumSearch Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for ilFulltextForumSearch:

Collaboration diagram for ilFulltextForumSearch:

Public Member Functions
	ilFulltextForumSearch (&$qp_obj)
	Constructor public.
	__createTopicAndCondition ()
	__createPostAndCondition ()
Public Member Functions inherited from ilForumSearch
	ilForumSearch (&$query_parser)
	Constructor public.
&	performSearch ()
	__createAndCondition ()
Public Member Functions inherited from ilAbstractSearch
	ilAbstractSearch (&$qp_obj)
	Constructor public.
	setFields ($a_fields)
	Set fields to search.
	getFields ()
	Get fields to search.
	setFilter ($a_filter)
	set object type to search in
	setIdFilter ($a_id_filter)
	Set id filter Filters search by given object id.
	getIdFilter ()
	Get Id filter.
	appendToFilter ($a_type)
	Append object type to filter.
	getFilter ()
	get object type to search in
	__createLocateString ()
	build locate string in case of AND search
	__prepareFound (&$row)

Additional Inherited Members
Data Fields inherited from ilAbstractSearch
	$db = null
	$query_parser = null
	$search_result = null
	$object_types

Detailed Description

Definition at line 37 of file class.ilFulltextForumSearch.php.

Member Function Documentation

ilFulltextForumSearch::__createPostAndCondition

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Definition at line 76 of file class.ilFulltextForumSearch.php.

References $query.

        {
                // IN BOOLEAN MODE
                if($this->db->isMysql4_0OrHigher())
                {
                        $query .= " AND MATCH(pos_message,pos_subject) AGAINST('";
                        foreach($this->query_parser->getQuotedWords(true) as $word)
                        {
                                $query .= $word;
                                $query .= '* ';
                        }
                        $query .= "' IN BOOLEAN MODE) ";
                }
                else
                {
                        // i do not see any reason, but MATCH AGAINST(...) OR MATCH AGAINST(...) does not use an index
                        $query .= " AND MATCH (pos_message,pos_subject) AGAINST(' ";
                        foreach($this->query_parser->getQuotedWords(true) as $word)
                        {
                                $query .= $word;
                                $query .= ' ';
                        }
                        $query .= "') ";
                }
                return $query;
        }

ilFulltextForumSearch::__createTopicAndCondition

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Definition at line 49 of file class.ilFulltextForumSearch.php.

References $query.

        {
                // IN BOOLEAN MODE
                if($this->db->isMysql4_0OrHigher())
                {
                        $query .= " AND MATCH(thr_subject) AGAINST('";
                        foreach($this->query_parser->getQuotedWords(true) as $word)
                        {
                                $query .= $word;
                                $query .= '* ';
                        }
                        $query .= "' IN BOOLEAN MODE) ";
                }
                else
                {
                        // i do not see any reason, but MATCH AGAINST(...) OR MATCH AGAINST(...) does not use an index
                        $query .= " AND MATCH (thr_subject) AGAINST(' ";
                        foreach($this->query_parser->getQuotedWords(true) as $word)
                        {
                                $query .= $word;
                                $query .= ' ';
                        }
                        $query .= "') ";
                }
                return $query;
        }

ilFulltextForumSearch::ilFulltextForumSearch

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&

$qp_obj

)

Constructor public.

Definition at line 44 of file class.ilFulltextForumSearch.php.

References ilForumSearch\ilForumSearch().

        {
                parent::ilForumSearch($qp_obj);
        }

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• Services/Search/classes/Fulltext/class.ilFulltextForumSearch.php