Thanks coroico but it doesn’t helped. I tried &order=`pagetitle DESC` and &rank=`` (with and without a blank between backticks) and I can’t understand the result. Searching "Rom" give back the first pagetitle with "Rom" at 10th place, the other results at page 2. There must be another "hidden" ranking algorithm overlaying the order clause.
To understand the content of the travel pages here the field descriptions:
- content: contains only the travel description (1st day to last day)
- all other page content is saved in different TVs (photo / included benefits / prices / travel dates / etc)
The "Bus-Charter" result found with rom/Rom search term is probably an issue with a TV. I try to explain:
All templates have a TV called "contentScript" used for non-richtext input of snippet calls e.g. eform. This TV is exclusive for admins, my client (as restricted user) editing this page can’t edit or set input here.
The template itself has this (partial) construction:
<div id="maincontent">
[*longtitle*]
[*content*]
[*contentScript*]
</div>
So I can publish some richtext content and (if needed) after that a snippet call (in this case the eform snippet call for bus charter enquiries). It seems that AS find the eform call in the "contentScript" TV and takes the text of the call as a possible result. Therefore "Bus-Charter" is a result of searching "rom" (or "Rom" also) because the "f
rom" clause is the single "...rom..." text in all fields of this document.
AS should ignore all snippet and chunk calls in content as well as in TVs. Seems it doesn’t do that.