LATEST DEV NEWS

• Delete by Search by Sean, July 11

  You can now delete all the documents that match a particular query. You can use the same filters as a normal search, and you can even use the 'start' parameter to preserve high scoring documents. You can find the appropriate method in our Ruby, PHP, Python, and Java clients.
  Let us know if there's anything else you'd like to see!

• Drupal plugin by Leandro, June 26

  We've been working on this one for a few weeks now, and supporting both drupal 7 and 6 was not easy. But thanks to the invaluable help of Xavier, here it is! Give it a try, and let us know. There're still a few small issues with css, but it is completely functional now.

• Search Scores and Variables Returned by Adrian, June 7

  Until today, document variables could be used in your relevance formulas but you could not fetch them when querying the index. You had to create separate text fields with the same information, which was redundant. Also the document scores that were used to sort weren't returned, which made debugging relevance issues complicated.
  That is no longer the case, now you can fetch variables and scores along with your search results. Many of our users had requested this feature so here you go!

• Javascript "Static" Search by Mono, May 20

  Now it's possible to create a search page from a completely static html page in (literally) a few minutes! Indextank-jquery provide a series of building blocks that provide basic search, instant search, autocomplete, and faceting.

• Reddit Case Study by Manolo, February 15

  Learn how after a bout with infamously disappointing search, social news site Reddit found IndexTank, which easily handles the company’s huge index, delivers real-time results, and has helped re-polish their reputation.

• Wordpress Plugin by Nacho, January 27

  You now can now add our search, including auto-complete, to your WordPress blog by following some quick steps. Some themes may require you to make additional changes to support snippets.

• Autocomplete (updated) by Adrian, January 18

  Thanks to everyone who asked for a more complete write-up of one of our more popular features. You’ll find a quick-start guide, as well as help customizing with partial highlighting.