This is my code to perform a search
SELECT d.deal_id,
d.deal_title,
d.friendly_url
FROM wp_deals AS d
WHERE MATCH (d.deal_title) AGAINST ('Historic China eight day tour' IN BOOLEAN MODE)
GROUP BY d.deal_id
It works fine.and give 14 results. one of them is
Great Sandy Straits two night Natural Encounters Tour for two with sunset cruise & more. Up to $1,071 off!
But when I search for "with" or "more" it becomes
SELECT d.deal_id,
d.deal_title,
d.friendly_url
FROM wp_deals AS d
WHERE MATCH (d.deal_title) AGAINST ('more' IN BOOLEAN MODE)
GROUP BY d.deal_id
SELECT d.deal_id,
d.deal_title,
d.friendly_url
FROM wp_deals AS d
WHERE MATCH (d.deal_title) AGAINST ('with' IN BOOLEAN MODE)
GROUP BY d.deal_id
and does not give any result although with and more both are their. I am not an expert with this type of search query.
But
When i search with "tour" that is also their it works fine.whats going on their. could not understand as "tour","with" and "more" all contains four letters and also their in title.
You People are Genius..
What you suggest so it will workout.
Thanks in advance.
In Boolean full-text searches the stopword list applies and common words such as “some” or “then”... are stopwords and do not match if present in the search string : http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en//fulltext-boolean.html
Stopword list : http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/fulltext-stopwords.html
The best known solutions are disable the list or add / remove values from it : How to reset stop words in MYSQL?
Also :
SELECT d.deal_id,
d.deal_title,
d.friendly_url
FROM
wp_deals AS d
WHERE MATCH (d.deal_title) AGAINST ('+more*' IN BOOLEAN MODE)
GROUP BY d.deal_id
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