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Please post a URL to the search page if it is accessible online.
There are a number of possibilities. The search word may have matched a term in the title, and so the context description text could have been identical to the title, and it will omit showing it again.
Are you getting this behaviour for all files and all search words? Or just some?
I'm sorry but you need to provide us with more information for us to be of help. You have failed to answer any of the questions and potential causes I have previously mentioned, and so we still do not know if those possible causes are related to what you are seeing, or not.
Again, if you can show us the search page in question, and show us exactly what you mean (eg. "on my search page http://mysite.com/search.php when I search for 'dog', the first result does not have a description")
If your search page is not available online, please say so, and we can suggest alternatives (you can e-mail us your search files for example).
There are many possible reasons for this. For example:
- You are indexing different pages between the PHP search and the CGI page. The pages indexed and searched for in the CGI do not contain meta descriptions.
- You have turned off context description whilst making your configuration changes and did not realize it. One common cause is if you attempted to use the Javascript option, which will automatically turn OFF context description.
- As mentioned, your searches are matching the title and the context description is not displayed when it is identical to the title
- You are indexing certain file formats, and the information matched contains no suitable description.
Please provide more information when you are reporting a problem and answer the questions given.
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