Re: se=blah/SE=blah__NULL__blah__NULL__blah__NULL__blah

[jojo <hans-joachim.leidinger@home.gelsen-net.de>]

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Hello Gideon,

after using the mv_search_spec, you get __NULL__ if you go from the
first resultspage. If you have two or more resultspage, after the second
resultspage, the mv_search_spec is not __NULL__. There are two way

first: You store your mv_search_spec and use it to get correct
"lasr-searches" (got to mailing list and look for "

second message from Mike Heins: 

"Addressed in 3.12beta4. You need to add the parameter
mv_search_immediate (si=yes) to cause the cache/last-scan file to get
written by default. (And you had better work on your crontab expire
script if you have a busy catalog and use that puppy.)"

Joachim



Gideon van Gelder wrote:
> 
> ******    message to minivend-users from "Gideon van Gelder" <gideon@swingmaster.nl>     ******
> 
> Hi All,
> 
> Is this normal:
> 
> A user does a couple of "last-searches" of the same search:
> For each "last-search" this is added to the url:
> /SE=searchedfortext__NULL__searchedfortext.
> With searchedfortext the mv_search_spec.
> With a __NULL__searchedfortext added with each "last-search".
> 
> Seems like a bug, or am I missing something ? (Mike?)
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> -Gideon
> 
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