ashtum
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1 year ago Is there a way to have the default search results (when no keyword is entered) be an explicitly-defined set of pages rather than the results it is giving now? Right now it has one result whose body text only shows as “]]” (Chrono) and then near 30 different results for Any. Even if those are the "proper" results for an empty string search, I don't think there's much use to a user to get those results.
Yeah, I think the straightforward solution would be to avoid performing any query with an empty string.
Also, is it indexing the site docs? I tried searching for “Explore the Content” but nothing comes up. (https://www.stage.boost.cppalliance.org/doc/user-guide/explore-the-content.html)
No, it currently only searches in library documentations. I'll add other sections like docs, news, and mailing lists in the future.
Is there a way to have the default search results (when no keyword is entered) be an explicitly-defined set of pages rather than the results it is giving now? Right now it has one result whose body text only shows as “]]” (Chrono) and then near 30 different results for Any. Even if those are the "proper" results for an empty string search, I don't think there's much use to a user to get those results.
Also, is it indexing the site docs? I tried searching for “Explore the Content” but nothing comes up. (https://www.stage.boost.cppalliance.org/doc/user-guide/explore-the-content.html)
Thanks!