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September 18, 2014 at 9:02 am
#2487
Hi!
I could not enter with the credentials, perhaps my IP is restricted after all.
But I think I might found a quick solution for your request.
0. Turn off fulltext search if you are using it: https://i.imgur.com/1BcUDJ5.png
1. Open up the plugins/ajax-search-pro/includes/search_content.class.php file and go to line 52, where you should see this:
/*----------------------- Title query ---------------------------*/ if ($options['set_intitle']) { $words = $options['set_exactonly']==1?$s:$_si; $parts[] = "(lower($wpdb->posts.post_title) REGEXP '$words')"; $relevance_parts[] = "(case when (lower($wpdb->posts.post_title) REGEXP '$words') then $searchData[titleweight] else 0 end)"; $relevance_parts[] = "(case when (lower($wpdb->posts.post_title) REGEXP '$s') then $searchData[etitleweight] else 0 end)"; } /*---------------------------------------------------------------*/
2. Replace that code with this:
/*----------------------- Title query ---------------------------*/ if ($options['set_intitle']) { $words = $options['set_exactonly']==1?$s:$_si; $parts[] = "(lower($wpdb->posts.post_title) REGEXP '$words')"; $relevance_parts[] = "(case when (lower($wpdb->posts.post_title) REGEXP '$words') then $searchData[titleweight] else 0 end)"; /*$relevance_parts[] = "(case when (lower($wpdb->posts.post_title) REGEXP '$s') then $searchData[etitleweight] else 0 end)"; */ // The first word relevance is higher if (count($_s)>1) $relevance_parts[] = "(case when (lower($wpdb->posts.post_title) REGEXP '".$_s[0]."') then $searchData[etitleweight] else 0 end)"; } /*---------------------------------------------------------------*/
This modification will give the first search word higher priority, thus the order of the results will change.
Best,Ernest Marcinko
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