Phrase-Through Configuration Help
Each
phrase-through
specifies element markup to be phrased through in searches.
Searches for phrases can cross element boundaries when a
phrase-through is configured for that element. For example, if
there is a phrase-through configured on a <b>
tag, then the following XML snippet would return a match for a
search for the phrase "to be or not to be":
<p>to <b>be</b> or not to be</p>
The phrase indexer needs to know phrases may cross these markup boundaries at load time and reindex time so that it includes the right information in the indexes supporting phrase search.
Words contained in text node children of a phrase-through or
element-word-query-through element node match words in a
cts:element-word-query for both the element and
for the element's parent. If the parent is also a
phrase-through or element-word-query-through element, then the
words also match words in a cts:element-word-query
for the grandparent.
If you delete a phrase-through, the system will not automatically reindex away the indexed phrase-throughs, even if reindexing is enabled; to reindex deleted phrase-throughs, force a reindex (for example, by clicking the reindex button on the database configuration page).
Configure the following for each phrase-through:
- namespace uri specifies the namespace for an element or an attribute.
- localname specifies the localname for an element or an attribute.
Buttons and Tabs:
- Use the Configure tab to edit existing phrase-through configurations. Click the delete button corresponding to a phrase-through to remove a phrase-through configuration.
- Use the Create tab to add new phrase-throughs to the database configuration.