Unexpected search results
Searching for a text expression will return substring matches of those expressions.
Searching for a text expression will return substring matches of those expressions.
For example: Searching for port will find port, portable, supported and sports
METHOD 1: Search for pages on the website that contain ALL of these text expressions:
OR
METHOD 2: Search for pages on the website that contain ANY of these text expressions:
OR
METHOD 3: Put the text in quotation marks ” ” to search for pages on the website that contain THIS EXACT expression:
METHOD 3 Explanation
Searching for supported radio will find the adjacent words supported radio and supported radios but not solitary words supported or radio.
Searching for supported radio will find the adjacent words supported radio and supported radios but not solitary words supported or radio.
Known Bug in Text Searches
The custom plug-in used for Advanced Search has a bug that prevents successful searches when looking for the HTML reserved terms ampersand “&”, greater than “>” or less than “<“. The developer has promised to supply a fix in the next release of the plug-in. In the meantime, you can substitute HTML breakdown expressions of & a m p ; for ampersand, & g t ; for greater than or & l t ; for less than.
The custom plug-in used for Advanced Search has a bug that prevents successful searches when looking for the HTML reserved terms ampersand “&”, greater than “>” or less than “<“. The developer has promised to supply a fix in the next release of the plug-in. In the meantime, you can substitute HTML breakdown expressions of & a m p ; for ampersand, & g t ; for greater than or & l t ; for less than.
