Arches is a web platform for creating, managing, & visualizing geospatial data. Arches was inspired by the needs of the Cultural Heritage community, particularly the widespread need of organizations to build & manage cultural heritage inventories
GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
219
stars
144
forks
source link
[VGM] Search shows the same concepts in a list multiple times, why? #10387
In our test instance of AfS we have recorded paintings as physical things with a "Type of Object" with "Type= paintings (visual works)". When searching for "painting" in the search box, we see in the "Concepts" tab a list of "Top Concepts" with some entries in multiple rows (see image attched). Why is that? I expect only the concepts that actually have an entry, and only one line per concept in this list.
In this example the following is shown:
a. painting (image-making) (Top Concept), shown 4 times
b. painting techniques (Top Concept), shown 2 times
c. paintings (visual works) (Top Concept), shown once
d. acrylic painting (technique) (Top Concept) (WHY IS THIS SHOWN, no data has been entered for it?)
e. oil painting (technique) (Top Concept) (idem)
f. watercolor painting (technique) (Top Concept) (idem)
jacobtylerwalls
commented
10 months ago
In our test instance of AfS we have recorded paintings as physical things with a "Type of Object" with "Type= paintings (visual works)". When searching for "painting" in the search box, we see in the "Concepts" tab a list of "Top Concepts" with some entries in multiple rows (see image attched). Why is that? I expect only the concepts that actually have an entry, and only one line per concept in this list.
In this example the following is shown: a. painting (image-making) (Top Concept), shown 4 times b. painting techniques (Top Concept), shown 2 times c. paintings (visual works) (Top Concept), shown once d. acrylic painting (technique) (Top Concept) (WHY IS THIS SHOWN, no data has been entered for it?) e. oil painting (technique) (Top Concept) (idem) f. watercolor painting (technique) (Top Concept) (idem)