Yeah i certainly agree, its gonna be a big help for forum searchers if you could modify the default settings a bit though I wouldn’t mind searching topics that i really need. Its gonna be more convenient and faster for us plus I think more people will be encouraged as well since having to return zero results just is not exactly encouraging at first.Just some suggestions.
I noticed this some days ago and thought it is a temporary problem but if I use the site’s search functionality I usually have to search 2-3 times until some results show up. Sometimes only class reference results are shown on the first try. I guess it is a Sphinx search problem (if I remember correctly)
Has anyone else noticed the errors in displaying search items on this website??
80% of the time using the search feature for looking up classes or forum posts it hangs then displays zero results. I have to hit reload a few times just to get it to display something. This has been happening over the last few months.
This is very frustrating as I use this ALL THE TIME, as I’m no expert yii developer yet![/size]
I love Yii, don’t get me wrong. But, it might not be the smartest idea to have a buggy website for a web framework. It might give the wrong impression to folks thinking of trying it. Just thinking…
I have no implementation knowledge regarding the site and forum search. Personally I use to use Google "site:yiiframework.com <my search phrase>" as an alternative.
First of all, try to give a better topics, when starting a new thread, to be noticed! "Problems searching yiiframework.com" seems to be better in this situation! :]
Yes, searching does seems to be working badly lastly. It this keep repeting, try to open a ticked on yii bug tracker.
I can personally only advice you, that using C before class name, when searching for a particular class can sometimes give results, when using class name without C in the beginning can bring no search results at all.
I’m using dummy search engines idea. That is - I’ve created a bookmark in my browser (Firefox particullary, but I heard that it works in most of them) in a folder outside menu and bookmarks toolbar (as I’m not using this bookmark directly), named it “Yii Search” and gave it such URL:
I have also gave this bookmark a keyword y. And now I can simply type "y CController" in my browser address bar to have this bookmark executed and get to results of searching within seconds.
Tri - Thanks, I’ve been using Google in the same manner as you suggested. It works. I’m worried it won’t pickup new forum topics though.
Trejder - Suffice it to say - I’m not interested in your duct taped, paper clipped, rubber-banded Firefox solution. Also, if I’m reading your post right, if I want to search for CActiveRecord, I should put CCActiveRecord? Thanks anyway.
Bottom line, it’d be nice if the search feature was fixed!