Context Description contains nav text, using stop/restart

[dtdgoomba]

First, I can't show the site b/c it's internal, but I'll try to step through what I've done.

We have a pretty clean site, using css for layout. Our nav appears first in the html. I've set it up so it has

divs with our navigation



rest of the page

However, when the results page is shown, it shows the nav link text as the context description, and all our results look exactly the same. I thought those tags prevent that area from being indexed?

Would other comment tags before and after it such as

other code

have any effect on it? Thanks for any help in advance.

Version: 4.1
ASP option

[dtdgoomba]

Ok, strange. I downloaded 4.2, and it even was indexing differently. Seems that now it is working ok. Was it a bug in 4.1, or did it help to close the program and restart my configuration. In any case, not sure what happened but it seems to work now.

[David]

I don't think there was any particular bug fix for this between V4.1 and V4.2.
You can see a list of changes here,
http://www.wrensoft.com/zoom/whatsnew.html

Anyway it is working now and that's the main thing.

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David

[Ray]

You might have been indexing a cached copy of the page, if you have only recently added the ZOOMSTOP/ZOOMRESTART tags before your first attempt. There's a "Reload all files (do not use cache)" option in the Configuration window if you want to make sure this doesn't happen.

[dtdgoomba]

Thanks, I'll have to check that out. That may be what happened b/c it seemed to refresh on me. Thanks for the responses.