really great script for which I thank its creators.
However, I am confronted with something that thwarts my intention to use it and I am very sorry about that.
However, I assume that maybe I don't understand something and also that the problem is in the way I use the EasyAutocomplete.
In short -
I have a product in my e-shop with a H1 title:
Cat B30 DUAL SIM 2.00, 2.0 MPX
The whole title is present for getValue: "name", and it is in it that the EasyAutocomplete looks for matches.
Now when searching for:
Cat B30
the product is found and everything is fine.
But if someone is looking for:
Cat DUAL
the product is no longer found ...
I'm just mentioning that match:enabled:false/true has nothing to do with it.
Please tell me, is the EasyAutocomplete designed to match words that are not consistent or not?
Indeed, this is especially important because this is how the e-shop loses customers.
Hello,
really great script for which I thank its creators. However, I am confronted with something that thwarts my intention to use it and I am very sorry about that.
However, I assume that maybe I don't understand something and also that the problem is in the way I use the EasyAutocomplete.
In short - I have a product in my e-shop with a H1 title: Cat B30 DUAL SIM 2.00, 2.0 MPX
The whole title is present for getValue: "name", and it is in it that the EasyAutocomplete looks for matches. Now when searching for: Cat B30 the product is found and everything is fine.
But if someone is looking for: Cat DUAL the product is no longer found ...
I'm just mentioning that match:enabled:false/true has nothing to do with it.
Please tell me, is the EasyAutocomplete designed to match words that are not consistent or not?
Indeed, this is especially important because this is how the e-shop loses customers.
Thanks