How do I change Magento search to bring up products no matter what order the search terms are in?












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I have a problem with Magento search. The search terms have to be in the exact order the way they are listed in the title.



Example: If I search for "Big Green Truck" I get product results but if I search for "Green Big Truck" nothing comes up. There has to be an easy code fix for this. Please help, I am a new-bee



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  • Try changing the search mode to "Fulltext & Like". You can do that from system->configuration->catalog.

    – Marius
    Jul 1 '14 at 8:40
















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I have a problem with Magento search. The search terms have to be in the exact order the way they are listed in the title.



Example: If I search for "Big Green Truck" I get product results but if I search for "Green Big Truck" nothing comes up. There has to be an easy code fix for this. Please help, I am a new-bee



Thank you










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  • Try changing the search mode to "Fulltext & Like". You can do that from system->configuration->catalog.

    – Marius
    Jul 1 '14 at 8:40














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I have a problem with Magento search. The search terms have to be in the exact order the way they are listed in the title.



Example: If I search for "Big Green Truck" I get product results but if I search for "Green Big Truck" nothing comes up. There has to be an easy code fix for this. Please help, I am a new-bee



Thank you










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I have a problem with Magento search. The search terms have to be in the exact order the way they are listed in the title.



Example: If I search for "Big Green Truck" I get product results but if I search for "Green Big Truck" nothing comes up. There has to be an easy code fix for this. Please help, I am a new-bee



Thank you







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  • Try changing the search mode to "Fulltext & Like". You can do that from system->configuration->catalog.

    – Marius
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  • Try changing the search mode to "Fulltext & Like". You can do that from system->configuration->catalog.

    – Marius
    Jul 1 '14 at 8:40

















Try changing the search mode to "Fulltext & Like". You can do that from system->configuration->catalog.

– Marius
Jul 1 '14 at 8:40





Try changing the search mode to "Fulltext & Like". You can do that from system->configuration->catalog.

– Marius
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/app/code/core/Mage/CatalogSearch/Model/Resource/Fulltext.php



At line 345 change OR to AND



Please let me know if its ok. Tks



Edit: dont forget to delete existing search terms and refresh cache






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    Magento internal search is 20-50% accurate, SPhinx/Lucene 60-80% accurate, Solr is 98% accurate - so we use solr. You can fiddle with the sql but in the end you are limited by the fundamentatls of sql search.






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    • What a proposterly incorrect answer. SOLR is Lucene! Not to mention no search engine has a percentage rating for accuracy. It is as accurate as you make it.

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    /app/code/core/Mage/CatalogSearch/Model/Resource/Fulltext.php



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        At line 345 change OR to AND



        Please let me know if its ok. Tks



        Edit: dont forget to delete existing search terms and refresh cache






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        /app/code/core/Mage/CatalogSearch/Model/Resource/Fulltext.php



        At line 345 change OR to AND



        Please let me know if its ok. Tks



        Edit: dont forget to delete existing search terms and refresh cache







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        answered Jul 1 '14 at 6:45









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            Magento internal search is 20-50% accurate, SPhinx/Lucene 60-80% accurate, Solr is 98% accurate - so we use solr. You can fiddle with the sql but in the end you are limited by the fundamentatls of sql search.






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            • What a proposterly incorrect answer. SOLR is Lucene! Not to mention no search engine has a percentage rating for accuracy. It is as accurate as you make it.

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              Oct 11 '14 at 18:02
















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            Magento internal search is 20-50% accurate, SPhinx/Lucene 60-80% accurate, Solr is 98% accurate - so we use solr. You can fiddle with the sql but in the end you are limited by the fundamentatls of sql search.






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            • What a proposterly incorrect answer. SOLR is Lucene! Not to mention no search engine has a percentage rating for accuracy. It is as accurate as you make it.

              – choco-loo
              Oct 11 '14 at 18:02














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            Magento internal search is 20-50% accurate, SPhinx/Lucene 60-80% accurate, Solr is 98% accurate - so we use solr. You can fiddle with the sql but in the end you are limited by the fundamentatls of sql search.






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            Magento internal search is 20-50% accurate, SPhinx/Lucene 60-80% accurate, Solr is 98% accurate - so we use solr. You can fiddle with the sql but in the end you are limited by the fundamentatls of sql search.







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            • What a proposterly incorrect answer. SOLR is Lucene! Not to mention no search engine has a percentage rating for accuracy. It is as accurate as you make it.

              – choco-loo
              Oct 11 '14 at 18:02



















            • What a proposterly incorrect answer. SOLR is Lucene! Not to mention no search engine has a percentage rating for accuracy. It is as accurate as you make it.

              – choco-loo
              Oct 11 '14 at 18:02

















            What a proposterly incorrect answer. SOLR is Lucene! Not to mention no search engine has a percentage rating for accuracy. It is as accurate as you make it.

            – choco-loo
            Oct 11 '14 at 18:02





            What a proposterly incorrect answer. SOLR is Lucene! Not to mention no search engine has a percentage rating for accuracy. It is as accurate as you make it.

            – choco-loo
            Oct 11 '14 at 18:02


















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