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Setting search result Title to Subject line in crawled e-mail files (.MSG)
user name
2006-10-23 18:52:26
I am crawling a file share (smb://) which contains a bunch
of e-mail
message files (.MSG).  For the most part, the GSA is able to
crawl
these properly, except for this issue...

The GSA sets the document Title to the "From:"
value in the message
file.  For example, a search on "tax" might return
a result with the
title "From: Bob Smith" and within the snippet, it
will say "Subject:
Tax Rules for 2006...".  I want the Title to read
"Subject: Tax Rules
for 2006", not "From: Bob Smith".

How can I change either A) which metadata field the GSA sets
as its
Title, or B) modify my front_end XSLT file to display a
different value
for the Title in the search results, where the different
value would be
the Subject metadata value from the MSG file.

The default stylesheet contains formatting for the search
results under
the "A single result (do not customize)" section,
circa line number
2403:

    <xsl:with-param name="orig_string"
select="T"/>

Basically, I know that "T" represents
"Title".  Is there a way to get
whichever field the e-mail Subject line gets put into?

Thanks everyone for your prior help and help with this one.

X_HOBBES


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Setting search result Title to Subject line in crawled e-mail files (.MSG)
user name
2006-10-30 01:53:11
Unless the subject shows up in the metadata (it may, use
getfields=* to
find out), you'll have to parse it out of the snippet in the
XSLT.

-Jeff

Google Enterprise Developer Community
http://code.google
.com/enterprise/


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Setting search result Title to Subject line in crawled e-mail files (.MSG)
user name
2006-10-30 01:53:11
Unless the subject shows up in the metadata (it may, use
getfields=* to
find out), you'll have to parse it out of the snippet in the
XSLT.

-Jeff

Google Enterprise Developer Community
http://code.google
.com/enterprise/


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