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How to show live search results?
rolo
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When I search something in vanilla.org community search box I see live search results.
Can you tell me which addon is that?
Thanks!
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peregrine
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proprietary. but try sphinxsearch plugin
I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
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hgtonight
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AFAIK, there is no live search capabilities built in to sphinx search. There is a search log.
You could write some javacript to perform live searching, but that might be taxing on your server.
Check out the Documentation! We are always looking for new content and pull requests.
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proprietary. but try sphinxsearch plugin
I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
I think it doesn´t have live results :-(
Another addon I need is a "search stats" to have a historical database of successful & unsuccessful word search results...
Anyone knows?
AFAIK, there is no live search capabilities built in to sphinx search. There is a search log.
You could write some javacript to perform live searching, but that might be taxing on your server.
Search first
Check out the Documentation! We are always looking for new content and pull requests.
Click on insightful, awesome, and funny reactions to thank community volunteers for their valuable posts.
Seriously if you had the resources to live search you probably wouldn't be asking this question, you would already know how to do this or hired a team. Just like streaming sites, are not amateur operations.
Not all ideas are good ones. Sometimes a "Christmas Tree" approach to web development isn't going please your users, even if they sound good to them on paper.
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