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Hi,
We just upgraded a library from Koha 3.0 to 3.22. After the upgrade, the library complained that the title "Golden Age" was at the bottom of their OPAC search results.
I checked the obvious first:
OPACdefaultSortField had been set to 'relevance' with OPACdefaultSortOrder set to 'ascending', which would definitely be backwards (least relevant first)... I changed to to 'ascending', and got exactly the same results.
Restarting memcache didn't help.
When I searched using yaz-client, I found that the results that were coming first in the list had the phrase "golden age" in 520$a.
Here's the version of zebra:
$ idzebra-config --version2.0.59
At this point, I have two major questions:
1) Where do I check which fields are ranked more highly in a relevance search? (I would think that title should be ranked higher than 520$a -- summary).2) Why didn't the sort order change when I changed OPACdefaultSortOrder from ascending to descending?
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