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Our document will primarily be used in the html version so we really have to make sure users can search for their problem. We realized quickly that using the regular serach will usually not solve the problem (especially if the keywords used are broad or the user doesn't know the correct term) so we decided to optmize our index to display the correct results.
Now we are the ones experiencing problems: If we browse the index, it won't show sub entries. Ever. It seems like it only browses the first level.
Example: In this case, my search for "aktiver Dozent" will show no results because it's a second level subentry, only "Umfrage" (the first level) is browsable.
Is this a bug or is there anything we can do about it? Do you have any alternative solutions (such as working with search metadata)?
Edit: Used version: FM 15
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Hi,
This is a known issue and surfaced recently. We are working on a fix for the same and it will be available shortly.
Reference: Search Engine Optimization for Responsive HTML Output
~Abhishek
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OK, so it's FM2015, not FM15 - are you all patched up? What output format are you publishing?
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Hi Jeff, thanks for replying!
Sure, it's FrameMaker2015.
We are currently using the standard publishing option for HTML. Does that answer your question?
I will check with my team though if we are all patched up.
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Is that the responsive HTML5 option or just regular WebHelp?
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I guess it's responsive? (It adjusts to the size of my browser)
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Ok, so what's happening? If you open the index up & start typing, you're getting hits for only the main index entries? I think that's the expected behaviour IIRC - you should be able to use the "Search" button to find those 2nd level entries.
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Hi,
This is a known issue and surfaced recently. We are working on a fix for the same and it will be available shortly.
Reference: Search Engine Optimization for Responsive HTML Output
~Abhishek
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Really? Ok then…
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@Abhishek – I just checked how my WebHelp index behaves when created in RH & it only “jumps” to the main index entry; not any of the sub-entries.
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Hi Lisa
Thanks for reporting the issue, yes currently it is not able to search in sub-entries.
It is easy to search just sub-entries, it would be more interesting to look the way you are searching with entry and sub-entry combinations.
We will look into it.
Thanks
Amit Jha
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Hi Amit Jha,
How do you search just sub-entries?
@Jeff_Coatsworth thanks for your help! I appreciate it.
And thanks to Abhishek, even though that's in RoboHelp, it should be the same problem.
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Hi Lisa
Currently it is not there, what I mean
It should be easy implementation to search just sub-entries
Thanks
Amit Jha

