The following lines show an example where two resources are to be indexed in a topic.
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<ul>
<li><a href="OD1000_datasheet.pdf" data-ft-index="content">OD1000 Time Machine Datasheet</a></li>
<li><a href="time_capacitor_assembly_scheme.pdf" data-ft-index="content">Assembly Scheme</a></li>
</ul>
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Case of a topic with two indexed resources but only one match
In the Search Results page, when searching for the continuum keyword only present in one of the resources of the topic, the topic is returned with the relevant resource only.
Case of a topic with two indexed and matching resources
In the Search Results page, when searching for the scheme keyword contained by the two resources, the topic is returned with its two related resources.
Resource titles are clickable. When clicked, the resource document is opened in the Viewer page.
Please note that the scheme keyword is highlighted in the topic abstract as it is also present in the topic content.
Case of the Search in document
When the topic is opened in the Reader page, it is possible to find a resource from the Search in document tab.
The only difference with the Search Results page is that resources listed are not clickable. It is necessary to open the topic to reach the resources.
- When searching for the continuum keyword in the document, the following result is displayed:
- When searching for the scheme keyword in the document, the following result is displayed:
Please note that the scheme keyword is highlighted in the topic abstract as it is also present in the topic content.
Case where only the topic matches the query
When searching for the ref keyword only present in the topic, but not in the resource, only the topic is returned:
- In the Search Results page
- In the Search in document tab
Only topics count as search results. For instance, a topic and its matching resource only count as one result.