Search Admin | |
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Search permissions | |
give tiki_p_search to the groups that are allowed to search. |
Search systems | |
There are 2 search systems that can be configured by the administrator: (a) Basic Search (database search) and (b) Advanced search (tiki search) . In old versions, each one had a module, a tiki page that displayed the results and a set of settings.
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1.1.1. Basic Search | |
Uses MySQL Full-Text Search, through tiki-searchresults.php. If enabled, the search module and search feature at the main application menu will use it by default, even if 'Advanced Search' is also enabled below.
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1.1.2. Advanced Search | |
Uses Unified Search Index, through tiki-searchindex.php. You must choose one unified search engine (default value, Lucene, is ok as a starting point). 1.1.2.1. Lucene (PHP Implementation)There are a few options you can choose from, here. 1.1.2.2. Mysql Full Text SearchThere are a few options you can choose from, here. 1.1.2.3. Elastic SearchYou require an extenral server setup appropriately to use this search system. |
Search on the file galleries | |
See: Search within files |
Cron Job for Search | |
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Search features
Note: Use these Refresh... option only for small sites — larger sties should use a cron batch job.
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Mysql search tuning | |
See http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/fulltext-fine-tuning.html for some setting at mysql level like the stop list words and the 4 character limit. |
Word highlighting | |
In v1.9 there is a new search box Module search_new and results page (tiki-searchindex.php) that together provide highlighting of search words. Additionally, by adding "&highlight=words", where words are the words you want to highlight, to the end of the URL (web address) for any wiki page, the words will be highlighted in the page. Related pages
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