The search help is too advanced for some use cases, especially the fact that the end-users need to know they have to use '*' before/after their search string to match any substrings. Is there an annotation to disable the advanced search help and only keep the suggestions?
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I'm working on a project for company who's name uses upper and lowercase characters and in some of our products. For privacy reasons, I'm just going to give examples.
MyGreatCompany and the product is TheBestProduct. When I add auto complete suggestions in my Google programmable search autocomplete they are as typed above. But, when the search results appear in the autocomplete box, they are all lower case.
MyGreatCompany becomes mygreatcompany and TheBestProduct becomes thebestproduct. Is there a way to interrupt the call back and force the autocomplete keywords to keep their text formatting?
How can I search an issue on GitHub that contains keywords "java" AND ("python" OR "C++")? Is it possible to represent a search with these logical operators like OR/AND?
It turns out GitHub does not provide functions to achieve the searching logics like ANR/OR. The solution I figured out is to write a crawler that implements the searching logics.
Well, GitHub does not work like StackOverflow, but there are some ways to achieve what you want to accomplish. Start by using the type label, like this type:issue, then you can use the in qualifier, like this python in:title,body, which will search titles that contain the word python. Here is a more detailed (reference) of GitHub's Docs, which might help you with your issue.
I hope this helps you, but as much as I searched I could not find conditional search features on GitHub's search, but there are some pretty useful labels (qualifiers) that you can benefit from.
I've seen a lot of conversation about offline search, but I'm not clear on something - Can I get search working from behind a firewall either by specifying a proxy or opening up a port? Is that something I can simply specify in the algoliaOptions field or would I need to create my own search bar as described here: Custom Search Bar in Docusaurus 2.
We're trying to use Docusaurus internally, but we're stumbling over the SaaS aspect of it given that all of our content is internal and our company has strict access issues.
Thanks in advance! (and apologies if it's already been asked)
You'd have better chances asking this on the Algolia project. This is not an issue specific to Docusaurus, which is merely a static site generator. Try posting on https://www.algolia.com/support/
I plugged in the Google Custom Search Engine to my MediaWiki site. It seems to work fine. However, how do I also make it search for results using partial matching? For example: when I searched for 'loft', it returned only the pages containing the whole word 'loft', but I was also looking for the pages containing 'loft' as a substring of some words, like 'createloft', 'deleteloft', 'loftstudy', etc.
Google doesn't provide such advanced search features. If you need things like per-namespace search, substring matching, regex search etc. use CirrusSearch, which is based on ElasticSearch.
I'm currently using Solr with Terms Component and Jquery Autosuggest which works quiet good. However, this construct is limited to one autosuggest word (it autocompletes only the first word). Is it possible to implement a Google like autosuggest with multiple words/terms so i can autocomplete multiple words?
I just wrote a blog post about different ways to make auto complete suggestions with Solr. It's basically a comparison of some different strategies, check it out, it might help.
If you want to make multiple terms suggestions, it turns out you should use, as already mentioned in the other answer you got, the Suggester component available in Solr starting from the 3.1 version. Since it has some limitations, you can also have a look at the ShingleFilterFactory, which generates token NGrams. It creates combination of tokens as a single token, that's useful to suggest multiple words.
You can also use SpellCheckComponent for better auto complete suggests.
See http://wiki.apache.org/solr/Suggester for details.
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Refer here for solr5 and above
Check this out, it might help
http://www.lucidimagination.com/blog/2009/09/08/auto-suggest-from-popular-queries-using-edgengrams/
I worked out the same task, finally got solved using TermsComponent with multiple fields. check this link. http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/auto-completion-search-with-solr-using-NGrams-in-SOLR-td3998559i20.html