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  1. {RETIRED} Curriki
  2. CURRIKI-5995

List of Issues in SOLR V Search

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    • Bug
    • Resolution: Unresolved
    • Major
    • 1.18
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    • Search
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    Description

      This is a pretty good tool it just needs a ton of polish.

      First do a generic search for everything.

      http://current.dev.curriki.org/solr/v/admin/currikiMembers.html?_type=user&facet.field=userCountry&facet.field=userType&facet.field=userState&facet.field=userCity&facet.limit=10&sort=creationDate%20desc

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      The left hand column has several issues:

      0. Results are often under the left column instead of to the right.
      1. Under US are two links with numbers but no county associated with them. I could understand one number for missing data but why two?
      2. If you click on either link you get a HTTP 400 error.
      3. Same comment for User Type. There are two numbers not associated with a type.
      4. There are often Null in the results. For example, search on TestingTodd for the text. You will get a page of NULLS. The export does appear to ignore them.
      5. Previous page link does not work. Search for a name, such as Todd. Scroll to the bottom and select the next page. Then scroll to the bottom and select previous, you will get a 400 Bad Request. However, browser back arrow works just fine.
      6. The left column does not narrow choices after searching. Search on the name Todd. It now moves User Type to the top of the left column and Country below it. US country says 95. If I select that I was expecting it to show the 95 Todds in the US. Instead it shows 52,000 results. Confusing.

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