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Can you enable the search string "RSS" here?
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The site feedback has been read and reviewed, since we're not getting along fine, this thread is now closed to prevent further back&forth.
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Originally posted by Dilly View PostYou really are a goose. I never said it wasn't possible. I said it wasn't feasible - echoing what vbulletin staff themselves have admitted.
But you know better than the staff, don't you...
lol
This is a poor implementation decision which CAN be corrected for a positive result.
Just fix it already.
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You really are a goose. I never said it wasn't possible. I said it wasn't feasible - echoing what vbulletin staff themselves have admitted.
But you know better than the staff, don't you...
lol
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Originally posted by Zachery View PostWe use mysql fulltext searching, we would have to stop mysql, change its configuration, dump ALL of our mysql fulltext searching indexies and rebuild them. Not just for vBulletin.com's forums, our ticket system, vBulletin.org, etc.
...which would be a worthwhile and valuable use of time and compute resources.
It's a simple change...my gawd, why all the hand-wringing over a bad implementation decision? Just fix it already. Having the ability to do fulltext searches on three character words is a necessity.
Of course, Dilly would rather stand and watch Rome burn whilst fiddling before he'd admit it is possible (and worth the effort).
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You can force the system into a Natural Language search by using quotes around your search phrase. So instead of searching for:
RSS Feed
Search for:
"RSS FEED"
You will get results for the second entry. You can also specify wildcards such as RSS* or PHP* to search. However both of these take longer for results and wildcard searches may not be very accurate. It is better to create these on the advanced search page and set it to sort by relevancy instead of last posting date.
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Switch back to the standard search function.
I had no clue it was so involved...
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Originally posted by Zachery View PostWe use mysql fulltext searching, we would have to stop mysql, change its configuration, dump ALL of our mysql fulltext searching indexies and rebuild them. Not just for vBulletin.com's forums, our ticket system, vBulletin.org, etc.
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Originally posted by R1lover View PostIt's a simple change in the options... so I'm clueless why they leave it at 4.
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Actually it's not. It requires downtime and rebuilding all fulltext indexes.
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It's a simple change in the options... so I'm clueless why they leave it at 4.
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