Fixed Looks like it's showing phrase name instead of text

[Sadik B]

To test the new search I searched for three letter word "Ads" by going to "more options" and then searching everything. This is what I got

 

[Deebs]

I got told my search phrase was too short.

 

[ragtek]

[ot]
Why does the search brings only users beginning with ads?
No posts & threads???hmm

So if nothings found, i'll get users as result?
Just saw the new result page

WOOOOOOOOOWW!!!! <3 it!

Edit: also got the phrasename
[/ot]

 

[Deebs]

Interesting,

search for txt or sql and you are told that your search is too small, matches too many, search with Ads and it returns the screen in the OP!

 

[Floris]

Maybe ads is on the exception list for mysql fulltext? Or rather, a stopword when searched in boolean mode - can't remember.

 

[Sadik B]

I got told my search phrase was too short.

No I can search 3 characters just fine. Interestingly it's only returning members

 

[Sadik B]

Interesting,

search for txt or sql and you are told that your search is too small, matches too many, search with Ads and it returns the screen in the OP!

If I search from the dropdown I am getting too small error too. On "More options", it goes ahead and searches.

 

[Sadik B]

lol... apparently searching for "sql" says it's too short or common but not for php.

 

[Floris]

And we know there's a thread with title ads in it, and the same thread uses ads within the first post,
http://xenforo.com/community/threads/ads-project-wonderful-any-experience-with-them.19598/
just saying

Anyway, YES, that looks like a missing phrase -hehe.

 

[Floris]

lol... apparently searching for "sql" says it's too short or common but not for php.

SQL giving itself more credit than due? =D haha

 

[Sadik B]

SQL giving itself more credit than due? =D haha

Haha... so SQL is more common than php!

 

[Cezz]

Maybe ads is on the exception list for mysql fulltext? Or rather, a stopword when searched in boolean mode - can't remember.

Plus searching for ads* works... seems like they are all stopwords as searching for php gives me no results but users just as ads and sql does!

 

[Paul B]

3 letter search only returns users - just checked with Mike.

There is indeed a missing phrase though, as per the original post.

 

[Mike]

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