When I have multiple criteria, I'm getting incorrect results
l=80016 should only return me results for tennis activities (k=tennis) within 25 miles from zip code 80016. I'm getting results from all over the place.. Alpharetta, GA for example.
IF I remove f=activites, I get correct zip codes, but now I'm getting all kinds of other type of activities. At this time we're only interested in activities.
I hope you are not misspelling the word 'activities' in your URL. The URL you pasted here has the word activities misspelled.
jarredd
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12 years ago
Hi there Jaana,
I'm checking with the developer team to better understand what is happening in this case. I will follow up with you asap.
Thanks for the patience while we look into this.
Best regards,
Jarred
jarredd
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12 years ago
After looking into this, turns out the facet is misspelled in this query, it needs to be "activities". Otherwise the filtering will get very wonky, which I believe is what she is seeing. With the corrected query, I see the asset count down around 50, which is much more accurate for a specific zip code. Also note that a keyword of 'tennis' will be more broad than just Tennis activities. If the user wants to explicitly limit to tennis activities, they should use the channel filter.
When I have multiple criteria, I'm getting incorrect results
l=80016 should only return me results for tennis activities (k=tennis) within 25 miles from zip code 80016. I'm getting results from all over the place.. Alpharetta, GA for example. IF I remove f=activites, I get correct zip codes, but now I'm getting all kinds of other type of activities. At this time we're only interested in activities.
http://api.amp.active.com/search/?v=xml&k=tennis&l=80016&r=25&f=activies&m=meta:startDate:daterange:today..06/13/2013&s=date_asc&num=25&page=1&api_key=wuhmn9ye94xn3xnteudxsavw
(using sample key in this example)
Can you check why this is happening?
Message edited by Jaana Gilbert 12 years ago
Jaana Gilbert – 12 years ago
Anybody checking the forum?????
Kunal – 12 years ago
Hi,
I hope you are not misspelling the word 'activities' in your URL. The URL you pasted here has the word activities misspelled.
jarredd – 12 years ago
Hi there Jaana,
I'm checking with the developer team to better understand what is happening in this case. I will follow up with you asap.
Thanks for the patience while we look into this.
Best regards, Jarred
jarredd – 12 years ago
After looking into this, turns out the facet is misspelled in this query, it needs to be "activities". Otherwise the filtering will get very wonky, which I believe is what she is seeing. With the corrected query, I see the asset count down around 50, which is much more accurate for a specific zip code. Also note that a keyword of 'tennis' will be more broad than just Tennis activities. If the user wants to explicitly limit to tennis activities, they should use the channel filter.
Fixed: http://api.amp.active.com/search/?v=xml&k=tennis&l=80016&r=25&f=activities&m=meta:startDate:daterange:today..06/13/2013&s=date_asc&num=25&page=1&api_key=wuhmn9ye94xn3xnteudxsavw
Channel: http://api.amp.active.com/search/?v=xml&l=80016&r=25&f=activities&m=meta:startDate:daterange:today..06/13/2013%20meta:channel=Tennis&s=date_asc&num=25&page=1&api_key=wuhmn9ye94xn3xnteudxsavw