Search on docs.backdropcms.org returns a variety of document types, including change notice, documentation page, and api page. By comparison Drupal has a separate API site at https://api.drupal.org which searches and returns only api pages.
On attempt to search for an api function containing the string "user_", the search box force-autocompletes this to "usersave", and shows a list of approximately 10 other matches. It is challenging to bypass this autocomplete and search for only "user".
Upon search, a wide variety of pages are returned that are not relevant to my search for api pages. By comparison the Drupal API site does not force-autocomplete my search term, and returns an extensive list of api functions containing "user_" without unrelated materials.
As a developer, this makes my task in searching for api functions more challenging. I would like to be able to search for Backdrop api functions and see a list of all matching functions without other types of results.
One suggestion would be to add a document type selector for the search.
Another option would be to have a separate api.backdropcms.org site like Drupal has.
Search on docs.backdropcms.org returns a variety of document types, including change notice, documentation page, and api page. By comparison Drupal has a separate API site at https://api.drupal.org which searches and returns only api pages.
On attempt to search for an api function containing the string "user_", the search box force-autocompletes this to "usersave", and shows a list of approximately 10 other matches. It is challenging to bypass this autocomplete and search for only "user".
Upon search, a wide variety of pages are returned that are not relevant to my search for api pages. By comparison the Drupal API site does not force-autocomplete my search term, and returns an extensive list of api functions containing "user_" without unrelated materials.
As a developer, this makes my task in searching for api functions more challenging. I would like to be able to search for Backdrop api functions and see a list of all matching functions without other types of results.
One suggestion would be to add a document type selector for the search.
Another option would be to have a separate api.backdropcms.org site like Drupal has.