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I'm using the following search on my website:
Umbraco.ContentQuery.Search(keyword)
This works fine, with the expection that partial (endings) of words aren't found.
Lets say I search on "cookie":
Chocolate cookie (Found)
chocolatecookie (not found)
cookie made of chocolate (found)
cookiedough (found)
How can this be modified that 'chocolatecookie' is also found? Do I need to write my own lucene query/indexer for this?
Cheers!
Ambert,
What happens if you wildcard the query? So when you pass in keyword add * to it.
To be honest i never use ContentQuery.Search I always use examine and when building the query you can wildcard it. Someone recently had issue with ContentQuery.Search https://our.umbraco.com/forum/using-umbraco-and-getting-started/102819-getting-maxclausecount-is-set-to-1024-error-for-umbracocontentquerysearch-text-null
I had some problems where the Search returned no results when using the syntax Umbraco.ContentQuery.Search(keyword)
I would suggest to take a look at this comment from Shannon
https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS/issues/5789#issuecomment-510720244
And this other from Sebastiaan
https://our.umbraco.com/forum/umbraco-8/96454-searching-not-working-with-contentquerysearch#comment-304937
Good luck
I've checked both, wildcards are just seen as a regular string, so they dont work..
As for the second, i'm getting normal results back, so thats not the problem.
Think I'll have to write some using examine (never done so ;-))
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Contentquery partial search
I'm using the following search on my website:
Umbraco.ContentQuery.Search(keyword)This works fine, with the expection that partial (endings) of words aren't found.
Lets say I search on "cookie":
Chocolate cookie (Found)
chocolatecookie (not found)
cookie made of chocolate (found)
cookiedough (found)
How can this be modified that 'chocolatecookie' is also found? Do I need to write my own lucene query/indexer for this?
Cheers!
Ambert,
What happens if you wildcard the query? So when you pass in keyword add * to it.
To be honest i never use ContentQuery.Search I always use examine and when building the query you can wildcard it. Someone recently had issue with ContentQuery.Search https://our.umbraco.com/forum/using-umbraco-and-getting-started/102819-getting-maxclausecount-is-set-to-1024-error-for-umbracocontentquerysearch-text-null
Ambert,
I had some problems where the Search returned no results when using the syntax
Umbraco.ContentQuery.Search(keyword)I would suggest to take a look at this comment from Shannon
https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS/issues/5789#issuecomment-510720244
And this other from Sebastiaan
https://our.umbraco.com/forum/umbraco-8/96454-searching-not-working-with-contentquerysearch#comment-304937
Good luck
I've checked both, wildcards are just seen as a regular string, so they dont work..
As for the second, i'm getting normal results back, so thats not the problem.
Think I'll have to write some using examine (never done so ;-))
is working on a reply...