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Currently when a user performs a search that matches via a hiddenLabel (e.g. "joki" matches "joet" in YSO and "helsinki kallio" matches "Helsinki -- Kallio" in YSA), the autocomplete box shows which hiddenLabel was matched:
It might be better to show just the real label of the concept ("joet" in this case) and not reveal the hidden label at all.
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But the hit via hiddenLabel shouldn't be shown at all in the autocomplete lists if there is another kind of match to the same concept (prefLabel or altLabel).
I've tried to come up with a way of implementing this in the SPARQL queries, but I can't figure it out. A possible alternative would be to post-process results of the search method call in JavaScript.
Currently when a user performs a search that matches via a hiddenLabel (e.g. "joki" matches "joet" in YSO and "helsinki kallio" matches "Helsinki -- Kallio" in YSA), the autocomplete box shows which hiddenLabel was matched:
It might be better to show just the real label of the concept ("joet" in this case) and not reveal the hidden label at all.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: