MT 437 Midterm Winter, 1999::
Use this information for questions 14-15. You sell two products. a cost of goods sold of $65 (excluding sales costs) and a 6% sales commission.
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We've been using a search engine product that we're not entirely happy with. Zoom has been suggested twice and looks great...especially for the price. I had two questions regarding the product that I couldn't find a direct answer to in the documentation.
Categories:
This is a great option and looks like it would allow us to create multiple indexes for each of our separate 'sub sites'.
However, we use URL rewriting, so, often, the same URL can be written in two different ways. Is there a way to specify two different rules for the same category?
For instance, we want a category called 'district 10' and for it to include any URL that contains either "district/10" OR "siteID=District10". Possible?
Excluding Text:
We love the ability to specifically index meta data. I'm also looking for a way to exclude certain content on each page. For instance, we don't want the navigation bar indexed on each page, so is there a way to mark that so that part of the page isn't indexed? Something like my navigation bar ? Rules of Evidence - Norm Garland::
These first four questions constitute the analysis for logical relevance and the create two categories of exceptions to the hearsay rules in Rules 803 and 804(b)
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and heaviest categories relative to the middle two. the symptom and functioning questions separate categories for missing answers were retained.
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Excellent!
Apologies for making you quote from the manual. I didn't give it a full detailed read (it appears to be a very thorough manual!).
That, combined with this great forum, and your fast response has me thinking this is definitely the way to go. I'll be downloading it this week and taking it for a spin!
I love the easy questions,
Question 1:
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From the included Zoom help file,
A category definition has three fields:
1. Name: The name of the category must be unique. These category names will be listed in the dropdown box of the search page.
Oracle Applications - Business & Technology::
1 Comment Categories: Interview Questions · Oracle GL Functional · Oracle GL Technical Credit Memos And On Account Credits: There are two types of credit
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2. Pattern: The pattern is used to determine what pages belong to the category. It is matched against a page’s full path or URL. Should the pattern text appear anywhere within a page’s URL, the page will be filed under that category. Note that this includes the base URL or domain name of each page, so that you can index multiple domains, and have each defined as a separate category.
For example, a pattern of “test” will collect the following pages:
http://www.mysite.com/test.html
http://www.mysite.com/test/index.html
http://www.test.com/
…etc.
Hints: You can use patterns such as “.pdf” to create categories based on file extensions.
You can also specify multiple patterns for each category, separated by a semi-colon character. For example, a category named “Downloads” may contain a variety of file formats with a pattern like “.pdf;.doc;.xls;.ppt;.exe”
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Scoop Video | Strange & Bizarre | Unanswered Questions | More Categories Hitlers policies excluding Jews from the Act Two: The Struggle Continues
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IPUMSI - Source Document::
As a rule, if two groups of individuals prepare and consume their meals together 5. Citizens of foreign countries, excluding members of diplomatic missions and
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3. Description: This is a short description of the category that will only be used internally in the indexer for your own convenience in the future. It is not a required field.
Question 2:
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From the PDF users guide (http://www.wrensoft.com/ftp/zoom.pdf)
Sometimes there are situations where you would want to stop a section of a page from being indexed. This can be accomplished by enclosing the unwanted section of the HTML document in the following tags: and . Note that this tag must be used as it is, in upper case, with no space characters within the tags. For example,
This text will be indexed
This section is skipped
and no indexing will occur
Indexing starts again here
This is often used to exclude some text that appears on every page, such as a navigation bar. Note that the hypertext links within a ZOOMSTOP and ZOOMRESTART section would still be followed in Spider indexing mode.
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David
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