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Searching for "digital advertising" (no matter if quoted or not) yields many results that match "digital" or "advertising" or even "advertise", which is cool. But is it possible (without resorting to the database view) to focus on results that contain the exact string "digital advertising"?
Forces all supplied keywords have a trailing wildcard matcher. i.e. searching for data will search for data*.
If this doesn't match anything, the code switches to finding matches within a fairly large edit-distance of the original terms. Note that there does not appear to be any stemming step, just this edit distance trick.
Documenting the search behaviour was already a known gap, but this behaviour is too 'clever' by half and seems to confuse people. For the future, it may be better to move away from JTD and this setup, and like the Start2Preserve Learning Resources site, use a basic Bootstrap theme and add in https://pagefind.app/ with appropriate configuration.
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Feedback from the iPRES 2024 workshop:
The Just-The-Docs search feature is unfortunately quite aggressive. It uses lunr.js and hard-codes the configure such that:
data
will search fordata*
.Documenting the search behaviour was already a known gap, but this behaviour is too 'clever' by half and seems to confuse people. For the future, it may be better to move away from JTD and this setup, and like the Start2Preserve Learning Resources site, use a basic Bootstrap theme and add in https://pagefind.app/ with appropriate configuration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: