Keyword cloud set to "Use Current Location" actually uses entire site...
TheoGeek
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Found this interesting little bug. I have a bunch of galleries that contain photos of cross country meets, one gallery per meet. I would like users to be able to filter these galleries based on their keywords, specifically on "Varsity", "JV", "9/10". I added a keyword cloud to "all galleries" and set it to "use current location." It works great, I clock on "Varsity" and I am presented with only the photos from that gallery that contain the keyword "Varsity".
Exactly like I'd expect.
But then it offers keywords from every gallery on my site as "similar" or whatever, and when I click on even one that is contained within the gallery I am browsing, like to add another keyword, "boys" for example, I am presented with every photo from all the galleries on my site that contain "Varsity" and "boys", which is NOT what I'd expect.
This seems counter intuitive and sort of defeats the purpose of a "current location" limiter in the settings of the keyword cloud.
Exactly like I'd expect.
But then it offers keywords from every gallery on my site as "similar" or whatever, and when I click on even one that is contained within the gallery I am browsing, like to add another keyword, "boys" for example, I am presented with every photo from all the galleries on my site that contain "Varsity" and "boys", which is NOT what I'd expect.
This seems counter intuitive and sort of defeats the purpose of a "current location" limiter in the settings of the keyword cloud.
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I've already reported and put in a feature request for a related issue but I'll mention it here too. The keyword page gives no indication of what that "current location" is or even that the keyword results are limited at all.
This is confusing to visitors and site owners. It's easy to end up in keyword results and not realize you're only seeing a small subset of keyword results. I even have visitors enter my site from search engines into keyword results from random "current locations" that happened to get indexed by Google. Those visitors have no way to know there may be more pictures than are showing.
Dave