Action: search

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")]}}
• phrase search term
• page restricts the search to the specified namespace, use page="/" on sub-pages to search all clusters
• options - with the value 0 only the search field is displayed, other options and filters are hidden
• topic it is possible to call title — 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.
• scope answers 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.
• style answers for the exterior view of results.
• All parameters are optional.

Boolean Search Operators

• + (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

Resources

• Boolean Full-Text Searches^[link1]
• https://mariadb.com/docs/serve[...]-text-index-overview^[link2]

Examples

See also

• Binary string search^[link4] - allows users to do a string search using exact or regex search.