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From what I understand in the documentation, the <Profile> element that is output in each <Result> element should contain the name of the Profile from which the result came from. I have created a Meta Search profile, that is a collection of 3 other Profiles. However, when I perform a search, it seems that the <Profile> element in the output is the name of the Meta Search profile, and not the profile that the result was actually from.
For example, I have three profiles - Profile A, Profile B and Profile C. I created a Meta Search profile called "Profile Meta" that includes Profile A, B and C. When I search the "Profile Meta" profile, the <Profile> element contains "Profile Meta". Am I correctly understanding how this is suppossed to work? If not, how can I determine which profile the result was from? The reason for needing is that we have a desire to alter the result format, depending on which profile the result came from. Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!
Thanks in Advance,
Russell
From what I understand in the documentation, the <Profile> element that is output in each <Result> element should contain the name of the Profile from which the result came from. I have created a Meta Search profile, that is a collection of 3 other Profiles. However, when I perform a search, it seems that the <Profile> element in the output is the name of the Meta Search profile, and not the profile that the result was actually from.
For example, I have three profiles - Profile A, Profile B and Profile C. I created a Meta Search profile called "Profile Meta" that includes Profile A, B and C. When I search the "Profile Meta" profile, the <Profile> element contains "Profile Meta". Am I correctly understanding how this is suppossed to work? If not, how can I determine which profile the result was from? The reason for needing is that we have a desire to alter the result format, depending on which profile the result came from. Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!!
Thanks in Advance,
Russell