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Is the search function working?
I am having trouble with the search function since the last upgrade. The results are often incomplete and sometimes there are no hits at all. A number of posters in OMNI (Geography game) also have the feeling that the search function is not working properly. Can you please look into this? Thanks.
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I'm seeing issues as well. A search for "HON" in the LH forum is netting zero results right now.
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Originally Posted by Axey
(Post 6972511)
I'm seeing issues as well. A search for "HON" in the LH forum is netting zero results right now.
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Three letter searches do not currently pull results, this is something that we plan to bring back, but at the time of the upgrade had to be removed temporarily.
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it seems that if you're logged in, clicking search goes to the built in board program's search but if you're logged out, clicking search access's google search, which is much better.
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Another oddity: doing two-term searches -- like "comp plat" -- within a forum (using "Search this Forum") returns hits from every forum.
If you use only one term, then your search results are indeed limited to the forum being searched. |
please see: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showt...31#post6977631
for a possible reason. Any way to change this? |
Originally Posted by cblaisd
(Post 6976444)
Another oddity: doing two-term searches -- like "comp plat" -- within a forum (using "Search this Forum") returns hits from every forum.
If you use only one term, then your search results are indeed limited to the forum being searched.
Originally Posted by rufflesinc
(Post 6976429)
it seems that if you're logged in, clicking search goes to the built in board program's search but if you're logged out, clicking search access's google search, which is much better.
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cfischer stumbled upon a very interesting search quirk in one of the threads.
Apparently if a word is partially modified with a tag - it now becomes non searchable. This was not the case before. Example Iantha will not be searchable in this thread Virginia will be searchable in this thread Maryland will be searchable too! |
Originally Posted by Tim at WebFlyer
(Post 6981219)
I'm not seeing this, I did a search for "comp plat" on the oneworld forum and just got 14 results, all in the oneworld forum. Do you have an example of a forum where you are seeing this?
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Originally Posted by pranu
(Post 6982130)
cfischer stumbled upon a very interesting search quirk in one of the threads.
Apparently if a word is partially modified with a tag - it now becomes non searchable. This was not the case before. Example Iantha will not be searchable in this thread Virginia will be searchable in this thread Maryland will be searchable too!
Originally Posted by cblaisd
(Post 6982361)
Well, thankfully, today I can't duplicate it and all is behaving as it should. :)
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Originally Posted by Tim at WebFlyer
(Post 6974762)
Three letter searches do not currently pull results, this is something that we plan to bring back, but at the time of the upgrade had to be removed temporarily.
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Originally Posted by Axey
(Post 6984087)
Are three letter terms seperated by a dash considered a three letter search? The term "ORD-NRT" (sans quotes) in the UA forum returns zero results as well.
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Thanks. Is there any flexibility in the search logic to eliminate vB from considering a "-" without a space in front of it a negating operator? It seems like searching for routes like that would be something oft-performed on FT.
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Originally Posted by Axey
(Post 7000812)
Thanks. Is there any flexibility in the search logic to eliminate vB from considering a "-" without a space in front of it a negating operator? It seems like searching for routes like that would be something oft-performed on FT.
http://www.flyertalk.com/google_search.php should not have a problem finding it. Example: http://www.google.com/custom?domains...D%3A1%3B&hl=en |
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