Feature Request: sort search results by date / number of kicks etc

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I tried to find a specific story about "Silverlight" that I remembered
reading on DotNetKicks, but I couldn't filter the search results. 

I would like to be able to sort them at least by date, and possibly by
number of kicks

Original issue reported on code.google.com by christia...@gmail.com on 29 Nov 2007 at 6:33

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Original comment by yesthatm...@gmail.com on 2 Dec 2007 at 2:46

• Added labels: Type-Enhancement
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Original comment by diamondz...@googlemail.com on 3 Dec 2007 at 8:53

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I was thinking of this exact feature today and dugg into the lucene dnk source;
shouldn't be too hard.  On a similar thought, I was thinking it might be a nice
feature to use search with rank combined.  In other words, the most kicks of 
that
search are record 1, the least kicks become record n.  This would add a lot to 
search
I think, and shouldn't be hard to reorder the search results to do this.  Any
thoughts or work being done on this currently?  Thanks.

Original comment by DustinBr...@gmail.com on 18 Jan 2008 at 8:58

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I've got this feature in progress at the moment...sorry i havent updated the 
status
on the item, i'll set this to in progress now.
At the moment i've implemented the following sorting
1. relevance (currently the default and how it works at the moment)
2. no. of kicks descending
3. no. of kicks ascending
4. submission date descending
5. submission date ascending

I need to implement logic to version the lucene search index since the sorting 
adds
additional fields to the index, which means that a full index rebuild is 
require. I
also need to implement the ability to change the sorting order in the web ui.

Original comment by diamondz...@googlemail.com on 19 Jan 2008 at 9:30

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Sounds awesome.  Did you use an IComparer on the stories array to .Sort() or 
did you
use another method?  Can't wait to see this in the latest trunk, please let me 
know
when you've updated it with this.  Much appreciated and good work.  Any 
thoughts on
moving the search from the side to the header?  I think thats a good idea and 
someone
else mentioned it in another issue.

I'm going to mess with moving the searchinput.ascx up to the top header (maybe 
far
right after "blog"), see how it looks, maybe give it some css image flare on the
bg's.  Another thought is we can show the Search in the textinput and then by 
adding
attributes delete it onclick into the box like a lot of sites do.  Personally I 
think
it takes up way too much room for a Search Input.

Original comment by DustinBr...@gmail.com on 19 Jan 2008 at 11:54

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Mark while you are at it, you should add support to search categories only which
should address this users ability to find that silverlight article exactly.  
Thanks.

Original comment by DustinBr...@gmail.com on 20 Jan 2008 at 7:19

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I just found out you can do a query like: category:"c#" design, but it'd still 
be
nice to have this ability in the UI, or maybe an advanced search page?  With the
addition of the sorting (pull down menu I would hope) we could also add one for
Category, either All, or the others.  This way the search box stays clean with 
just
the string to query and not the category/sort options.  We'd have to filter the
querystring to make sure stuff like desc/title/category etc don't make it into 
the
box, but instead are controlled by the dropdowns or checkboxes.

To keep things simple, I think the default sort should be most kicks, and we 
should
have an advanced search page for things like date, search category, title, 
desc, url,
etc - with the extended sort options as well.  I would be happy to throw a page
together for this if you need any help.  I'm currently on a break from work for 
the
State so I have plenty of time to muck around.

Original comment by DustinBr...@gmail.com on 20 Jan 2008 at 7:43

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To implement the sorting I'm using the lucene sort methods.

Once I've got a working version of the results sorting I'll commit the changes 
to the
trunk.

Original comment by diamondz...@googlemail.com on 21 Jan 2008 at 3:41

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Original comment by diamondz...@googlemail.com on 24 Jan 2009 at 6:01

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