If the information in the index is out of date, the wrong words will be highlighted. The index stores the location of each word in your documents, and dtSearch uses these word locations for hit highlighting. To see the words matched by different combinations of search features, click the Browse Words button in the Search Dialog box and try searching for words in your search request with various combinations of search features.Īfter a search, dtSearch uses information in the index that you searched to highlight hits in a document. If two of these search features are combined, the search may be so broad as to be useless. Synonym searching, phonic searching, and higher levels of fuzziness (3 or more) can generate a large number of word matches. If the diagnostic dialog box does not identify any problems, check the search options you used in the search, and try repeating the search with no search options enabled. This will completely rebuild the index, ensuring that the index will reflect current indexing settings. To resolve the problem, update the index you searched with the "Clear index before adding documents" box checked. (3) Click View > Document Information, or press Ctrl-Y.Ī diagnostic dialog box will appear with a brief explanation of possible reasons for the hit highlighting problems. (2) After the search, click on the document that shows incorrect hit highlighting (1) Perform the search in dtSearch Desktop The document was indexed with the dtSearch Spider, and you are searching using dtSearch Webīrowser security settings disabled JavaScript Troubleshooting steps: incorrect words highlighted
The document was indexed with a different version of dtSearch The document was modified since it was indexedĪn indexing setting was changed since the document was indexed No hits are highlighted in a file Possible Causes After a search, dtSearch highlights the wrong words in a retrieved file
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