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Types of Search
Keywords are assigned to pages for better search results. Keywords are not random words found in pages.- /search/results/COMMA SEP KEYWORDS
This returns all pages matching any of the keywords
- /search/results/COMMA SEP KEYWORDS
This only returns pages that match every keyword. This kind of match is better for finding one particular page. Course syllabuses focus on a small number of very specific pages that have been assigned precise keywords.
If there is only one keyword in a search, both searches
return the same result.
The Search process
- At the top of most pages, there is a search button like this
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Click it to open up the search form. - Check the radio button to chose what you are searching. Content, including blogs or data.
- Enter some search words. Just keywords separated by spaces.
- Click the SEARCH submit button on the search form.
- The keywords you entered will now be submitted to /search/site, which will do the actual searching and returning of search results.
All keyword searches are turned into case insensitive searches
The keyword rebuild converts everything to lower case
and the search form words are converted to lower case
in keywordMethods->addBaseWord(keywords) too.
The words , which were separated by spaces, are now separated by "-", to make them URL friendly before they are passed into the search page /search/site
HTML Markup Classes
The href for each link class below,
is set in JS biscuits-dictionary.js
Syllabus links to match all keywords can use the view keyword-link-loader
Syllabus links to match all keywords can use the view keyword-link-loader
- Match Any Markup with class = "match-any" to return results that match any of the words.
- Match All Markup class="match-all" to return results or single result that matches every keyword.
Search Banks
Pages of content search words can be created for each subject area,
using view keyword-link-loader
See code help for the HTML makings a content search.
See code help for the HTML makings a content search.
Examples
All of these should have their HREF set by JS biscuits-dictinary.js
<a class="match-any">Taxi London</a>
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<a class="match-all">Taxi London</a>
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<a class="search-content">Circus aligator</a>
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<a class="search-match">Circus aligator</a>
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