Action: search
Union search, include results that match any of the whitespace separated keywords (
MATCH AGAINST IN BOOLEAN MODE & LIKE lower)Syntax
- Call:
{{search [phrase="Term"] [page="PageName"] [options=0|1] [topic=1] [form=1] [nomark=1] [style=one of ("br","ul","ol","comma") ] [scope=one of ("pages", "all")]}} -
phrasesearch term -
pagerestricts the search to the specified namespace, usepage="/"on sub-pages to search all clusters -
options- with the value 0 only the search field is displayed, other options and filters are hidden -
topicit is possible to calltitle— if it is advanced into 1, then search occurs only on the names of pages, otherwise both on the names and on the texts; -
form— indicates that it is necessary to derive the form of search together with the results. -
scopeanswers for that, where to the search: only in the pages or in the commentaries also. -
max— overwrites system default value -
nomark, advanced in one, makes it possible to hide frame around the results of search. -
styleanswers for the exterior view of results. - All parameters are optional.
Boolean Search Operators
TheMATCH AGAINST clause in MySQL, when used with the IN BOOLEAN MODE modifier, supports several operators to refine search queries. These operators include:-
+(mandatory inclusion): The word following the plus sign must be present in the result. -
-(exclusion): The word following the minus sign must not be present in the result. -
>(increase ranking): The word following the greater-than sign is included, and its ranking value is increased. -
<(decrease ranking): The word following the less-than sign is included, and its ranking value is decreased. -
()(grouping): Parentheses are used to group words into subexpressions, allowing them to be treated as a single unit for inclusion, exclusion, or ranking. -
~(negate ranking): The ranking value of the word following the tilde is negated. -
*(wildcard): The asterisk serves as a truncation (or wildcard) operator, where words matching the prefix of the word preceding the asterisk are included. For example,sql*finds words like "sql", "sqlite", etc.. -
"(phrase matching): Double quotes are used to define a phrase, requiring the entire phrase to be matched for inclusion or exclusion. - [no operator] implies OR
These operators allow for complex and powerful searches, making the boolean mode suitable for experienced users who need precise control over search results.
Resources
Examples
{{search phrase="BadBehaviour" page="/"}}Search results for «BadBehaviour» (15):
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Patches and Hacks[link3]
BadBehaviour-> BadBehaviour (!/BadBehaviour)
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Сергей Мартынов[link4]
Contributions * BadBehaviour Plugin (/Dev/Components/Lib/BadBehaviour)
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Libraries[link5]
| 1 | bad_behaviour | Bad Behavior (https://github.com/Bad-Behaviour/badbehaviour) | 2.2.25 | unpatched | 2 | captcha | freeCap (!/Captcha) | 1.4.6 | unpatched ... documentation * /bad_behaviour (!/BadBehaviour) * /captcha (!/Captcha) * /HTMLSAX3 * /phpmailer (!/PHPMailer) * /safehtml (/Dev/Projects/SafeHTML) * /simplepie (!/SimplePie) ...
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Action: search[link6]
search -
5.5 Release Notes[link7]
audio, video and SVG files 1. added Bad Behaviour (/Dev/Components/Lib/BadBehaviour) as extension 1. public registration moderation by admin 1. using password_hash() ...
release, release notes
See also
- Binary string search[link8] - allows users to do a string search using exact or regex search.
- [link1] https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.4/en/fulltext-boolean.html
- [link2] https://mariadb.com/docs/server/ha-and-performance/optimization-and-tuning/optimization-and-indexes/full-text-indexes/full-text-index-overview
- [link3] https://wackowiki.org/doc/Dev/PatchesHacks
- [link4] https://wackowiki.org/doc/Users/SergeyMartynoff
- [link5] https://wackowiki.org/doc/Dev/Components/Lib
- [link6] https://wackowiki.org/doc/Doc/English/Actions/Search
- [link7] https://wackowiki.org/doc/Dev/Release/R5.5/ReleaseNotes
- [link8] https://wackowiki.org/doc/Dev/PatchesHacks/BinaryStringSearch