Sadik B Well-known member Sep 9, 2011 #1 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
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
R ragtek Guest Sep 9, 2011 #3 [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]
[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 Well-known member Sep 9, 2011 #4 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!
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!
F Floris Guest Sep 9, 2011 #5 Maybe ads is on the exception list for mysql fulltext? Or rather, a stopword when searched in boolean mode - can't remember.
Maybe ads is on the exception list for mysql fulltext? Or rather, a stopword when searched in boolean mode - can't remember.
Sadik B Well-known member Sep 9, 2011 #6 Deebs said: I got told my search phrase was too short. Click to expand... No I can search 3 characters just fine. Interestingly it's only returning members
Deebs said: I got told my search phrase was too short. Click to expand... No I can search 3 characters just fine. Interestingly it's only returning members
Sadik B Well-known member Sep 9, 2011 #7 Deebs said: 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! Click to expand... If I search from the dropdown I am getting too small error too. On "More options", it goes ahead and searches.
Deebs said: 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! Click to expand... If I search from the dropdown I am getting too small error too. On "More options", it goes ahead and searches.
Sadik B Well-known member Sep 9, 2011 #8 lol... apparently searching for "sql" says it's too short or common but not for php.
F Floris Guest Sep 9, 2011 #9 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.
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.
F Floris Guest Sep 9, 2011 #10 sadikb said: lol... apparently searching for "sql" says it's too short or common but not for php. Click to expand... SQL giving itself more credit than due? =D haha
sadikb said: lol... apparently searching for "sql" says it's too short or common but not for php. Click to expand... SQL giving itself more credit than due? =D haha
Sadik B Well-known member Sep 9, 2011 #11 Floris said: SQL giving itself more credit than due? =D haha Click to expand... Haha... so SQL is more common than php!
Floris said: SQL giving itself more credit than due? =D haha Click to expand... Haha... so SQL is more common than php!
Cezz Well-known member Sep 9, 2011 #12 Floris said: Maybe ads is on the exception list for mysql fulltext? Or rather, a stopword when searched in boolean mode - can't remember. Click to expand... 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!
Floris said: Maybe ads is on the exception list for mysql fulltext? Or rather, a stopword when searched in boolean mode - can't remember. Click to expand... 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 XenForo moderator Staff member Sep 9, 2011 #13 3 letter search only returns users - just checked with Mike. There is indeed a missing phrase though, as per the original post.
3 letter search only returns users - just checked with Mike. There is indeed a missing phrase though, as per the original post.
Mike XenForo developer Staff member Oct 12, 2011 #14 The design of this page has been changed. (Will be when pushed here.)