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Thanks for the detailed reply. We’ll be looking out for these improvements, but for now, do you think that copying the titles into the post tags would make it work? That case we can just create a hook that does that on post save.
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Why would searching in post terms/tags be less expensive than in titles?
Anyways, we can’t use this at all, even at the Hebrew site, because we need all the websites to have the same logic.
It would be great if you found a solution for this, we’re really into it.
Thanks in advance.No, it takes the suggestions from the titles. Would it help to include the title text in the post tags? Why is that less expensive to load?
Makes sense, but it’s still weird because in the Hebrew site you have items that contain the word “טסט” and when you type in “טסטט” or even “טסטטט” it shows all the suggestions, but on the English site when you have an item with the word “digital” – you type in “digitall” and it doesn’t return anything. They are both configured the same way but it seems that the word matching mechanism works a lot better in Hebrew.
At the last image it doesn’t suggest anything altho your keyword “tst” is one character away from the item with the word “Test” in it. So suggestions still don’t work in English…
Say I want to implement it on my own, what would you suggest me to do? Are there any hooks I can use to modify the way in which these fields are rendered in the front end or searched in the db?
I started by copying ‘asp-cf-checkboxes.php’ where I plan to parse the serialized data into labels and ID’s. But to use them on a search I would have to modify the query behavior as well. Any suggestions on that?Thanks for the reply.