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This performs a normal search based on the query/queries provided.
Parameters:
profile
- Required. Specifies which profile you're
working with.query
- Required. The Metamorph query to search for.
The following parameters can be provided to further refine the search:
urlQuery
- Used for URL Prefix queries. Corresponds
to the default search interface's uq
query-string variable
(here).depthQuery
- the maximum depth that would be allowed.
Supplying a value of 3
would only return pages that are no more
than 3 clicks away from a Base URL. Corresponds to the default
interface's dq
variable.categoryQuery
- numeric index for a category to use. 1
is the first category, etc. Corresponds to the default
interface's cq
variable.proximity
- specifies a required proximity for the words
in the query. Corresponds to the default
interface's prox
variable. Possible values are:
page
- words must occur on the same page (default)paragraph
- words must occur in the same paragraphsentence
- words must occur in the same sentence.line
- words must occur on the same line.
authUser
- Username to use for Results Authorization, when using
the Basic/NTLM/file - prompt via form
authorization method.authPass
- Password to use for Results Authorization, when using
the Basic/NTLM/file - prompt via form
authorization method.groupBy
- restrict the Group Bys performed to one or more named
fields. The Group Bys must still be configured in the admin interface (see
here), but the <groupBy>
parameter allows you to
further restrict Group Bys to fewer than would be performed otherwise.
search
function may also use the rankKnobs structure (section
6.22.8, here).
Parametric Search
In addition to using the infield:
syntax in the query, embedded
parameters for the Parametric Search Query
may also be provided.
Param
elements with name
attributes are used to accomplish this.
For example, To set the embedded parameter qpMaxPrice
to
20
, use:
<Param name="qpMaxPrice">20</Param>
Please see Parametric Search Query
(here) for more info.
Response
The SOAP output of the function is described in the XML Elements in Search Results section (6.14.3, here).
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