The fastest version of module pisearch is in the dev as zip and as xml.
More Power less memory - rewritten search routines.
Module Pisearch 1.6 available
Re: Module Pisearch 1.6 available
Hi,
OK thanks for the release.
But nows the "search" is only on whole word only
and not into a part of the word.
Example
Before I search "miss" It fond 3 "mission"
Now I search "miss" No match found with ->miss <-- .
OK thanks for the release.
But nows the "search" is only on whole word only
and not into a part of the word.
Example
Before I search "miss" It fond 3 "mission"
Now I search "miss" No match found with ->miss <-- .
Last edited by jce76350 on Mon Sep 25, 2006 10:21 am, edited 1 time in total.
Jean-Claude Etiemble MyPageFr
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Piratos
Re: Module Pisearch 1.6 available
That is right and that is what i want at this time.whole word
In the planned version 2.00 you can use wildcards like * ?.
if you don't want that you must use 1.53.
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lizziv
Re: Module Pisearch 1.6 available
Piratos,
Would you consider adding an option to filter on page aliases in hierarchy? On my sites I've altered function.pisearch.php (version 1.37a) line 61 to read:
foreach ($expar as $one) {$sql2 .=" AND c.menu_text '".$one."' AND c.content_alias not like '".$one."' AND c.hierarchy_path not like '".$one."' ";}
# revised to exlude on page alias wildcards; revised to exclude on content hierarchy wildcards when htaccess renaming is used.
This allows me to have two separate sites independantly searchable running on the same CMSMS installation. I use mod_rewrite and pretty URLs, with a top-level section divider for each sub-site. In each search template I set the filter to exclude the page aliases for the top-level section dividers of the other sub-sites. This works really well.
Thank you,
Vincent
Would you consider adding an option to filter on page aliases in hierarchy? On my sites I've altered function.pisearch.php (version 1.37a) line 61 to read:
foreach ($expar as $one) {$sql2 .=" AND c.menu_text '".$one."' AND c.content_alias not like '".$one."' AND c.hierarchy_path not like '".$one."' ";}
# revised to exlude on page alias wildcards; revised to exclude on content hierarchy wildcards when htaccess renaming is used.
This allows me to have two separate sites independantly searchable running on the same CMSMS installation. I use mod_rewrite and pretty URLs, with a top-level section divider for each sub-site. In each search template I set the filter to exclude the page aliases for the top-level section dividers of the other sub-sites. This works really well.
Thank you,
Vincent
