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hi there, i am working on a site nar-design.com

when i perform a search in the left column, using the whole required phrase (jerry lee lewis for example), the results are returning everything that has any of the words within it such as sLEEpy La Beef, Lee Dorsey etc.

How do i configure this to return the exact phrase that i enter?

Thanks in adance

Neil

Neil,

You can add the where=“all” parameter to your search form. This will return only results containing all of the specified words.

Let us know if that helps

thanks for the reply, ive tried that but i am getting no different, the code i am using is below. regards

neil

<div id=“main”>

Search Results for: {super_search_keywords} ({super_search_total_results} Items)

          {exp:super_search:results paginate="bottom" allow_repeats="no" where="all" channel="albums|artists" num="15" relevance="album_artist=1+title=2+body=3" paginate_base="/search" order="title" sort="desc"}
                 
          {if "{super_search_total_results}” == “1”}
         
              Searching…
             
              {exp:hs_redirect location="{page_uri}” method=“script”}
         
          {/if}
         
         
          {if super_search_no_results}Sorry no results were found, please try again.{/if}
                   
          {if "{channel}” == “Albums”}

        <div class=“album-info”>
              {exp:imgsizer:size image="{album_image}” alt=”{title}” width=“75”}
              <h4 [removed]>{album_artist}{title}{/album_artist}

                {title}</h4>
                click for more info
          </div>
         
          {/if}
         
              {if "{channel}” == “Artists”}

          <div class=“artist-info”>
               
                <h4 [removed]>{title}</h4>
                  click for more info
              </div>

              {/if}
       
       
        {paginate}{total_pages} Pages {pagination_links}{/paginate}

        {/exp:super_search:results}
      </div> <!—// #main—>

furryfrog,

Super Search is a third-party add-on so you will need to ask the same question on their forums.

My response was going on the assumption you were using the native search form

Something simialr may exist though