Hi,
bbqTree schrieb:
maybe i should go with ferret since its most widely use?
Yes: http://projects.jkraemer.net/acts_as_ferret
Lutz
Hi,
bbqTree schrieb:
maybe i should go with ferret since its most widely use?
Yes: http://projects.jkraemer.net/acts_as_ferret
Lutz
Hi,
I prefer acts_as_searchable. It user HyperEstraier (it seems to have better utf support then ferret).
It is a bit more complex to setup HyperEstraier, but I think it is worth it.
http://poocs.net/2006/4/6/introducing-acts-as-searchable
Hamza
Hi Hamza,
In what way is the utf8 support better? Just curious.
Dave
Dave,
Well I guess that statement does not have much weight behind it. I should not have said that, it is just my impression
I can just base that on past experiance. If you go to the HyperEstraier demonstration site, in Japanese (Hyper Estraier: a full-text search system for communities) You will see that it handles utf-8 very nicely.
When I was working on www.chinadialogue.net , I first started using Ferret, but found that I was having difficulities indexing the content. So I tried using HyperEstaier, and it just seemed to make the index.
Looking back, it might not have anything to do with utf-8, just my lack of knowledge.
Hamza
Maybe not. Ferret has come a long way in the last few months. UTF-8 data should be fine. The only problem you might run into now is if you use mixed data encodings like UTF-8 and ISO-8859-1 together but I imagine this wouldn't be good in HyperEstraier either. Maybe I'm wrong and it does detecting the data encoding somehow.
Cheers, Dave