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Put only things specific for the object list, nothing else (in particular NOT details about stop-words lists or tag-based lists)

 

 

Definition: List

A list is a collection of one or more items, separated by comma.

Item: An item is one or multiple words.

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Lists on DB

Table / Attribute where lists are stored.

Are items stored seperatedly?

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Types of lists

Dimension 1:

  1. Stop Word List: We have multiple stop words lists depending on the grammar of the language.The following 2 and 3 are Non-Stop Word Lists
  2. Key Phrases: Usually entered manually on a master list.
  3. Tag-Based List: The words in the list are tags. Tag-based lists
    cannot be modified. For a modification one must edit the tags.

Dimension 2: 

  • Master List:  Typically users like to enter new words only in a
    single place – called Master.
  • Slave List: A slave list is a copy from the master list.

The type of list, i.e. the two dimensions should be a DB attribute on the list.

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Functions

Edit list manually

Lists can be edited manually in the above GUI. Update button to save them.

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Order list

We have two buttons or two entries in a drop-down list.

Which of the two depends on effort.

  1. Order Alphabetically. (default is alphabet ascending). If we use a button, then we might also use alphabet descending
  2. Order first by length of the item (ascending), then by alphabet.
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Synchronization

Sync List

A list can be synced between a master and slave object according to the types and methods below.

Sync
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Types of Sync

  • List Sync: Copy all words from the master list into the slave list
  • Tag-based Sync: Copy all tags  from one more WordPress DBs (the masters) into one or more
    tag-based lists (the slaves).
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Synchronization Method

  • Override: The sync is always a copy that overrides the list on the slave.
  • One-Directional: The sync adds all new items from the master to the slave.
    After this operation the slave may have more items than the master.
  • Bi-Directional: The sync adds missing items to both slave and master.

 

 

 Implemented:
Bi-Directional for List Type 1 and 2
One-Directional for Tag-Based

 

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