The approximately x [number] results found statement at the top of the results should be deterministic

The approximately x [number] results found statement at the top of the 
results should be deterministic and not change as you go from one page of 
results to the Next.  I understand that this is caused by the system as it 
re-queries the index each time the next page of results is requested.  If 
the system Determined a number of unique results (say 500) upon the first 
request, these results could be cached (server or client) and used in any 
subsequent Next / Previous page request without requerying the index.  If 
less than 500 valid results were found the statement at the top would 
say ‘xx results were found’, where xx is the actual number.  If more than 
500 unique results were found, the statement would say.  ‘More than 500 
results found’ and when the user got to the last NEXT page a new request 
for the next 500 would be processed.  The NEXT…. Xxxx ….. PREVIOUS line at 
the bottom would keep track of that process/count.
This fix is related to Item 497

Original issue reported on code.google.com by stewarts...@gmail.com on 23 Dec 2009 at 12:22

asah / footprint2009dev

The approximately x [number] results found statement at the top of the results should be deterministic #498