Searching for “Lis” does not returns Lissowsky as search result.
- “Lisowski” find Lissowsky
- “Lis*” find Lissowsky
- “Lissows” does not returns Lissowsky as search result.
- “Lissowsk” find Lissowsky
My problem: by search result page customization if I customize searchquery text with “*” it returns after “Lis” result Lissovsky but I will loose Phonetic searching. Any Idea?
This blog post from Corey Roth suggests (at least on SP 2010) that the out-of-the-box search can use a wildcard or phonetic. He doesn’t give an example of using them together, so that may not be possible.
There is an option for adding a custom thesaurus. You may be able to work around your specific issue by creating one. You can find out about that in this TechNet article.
That depends. If you are using the Lissowsky search as an example to discuss overall SharePoint search, there isn’t much you can do about that. However, I would heavily stress that you create some more streamlined result sources to make it easier for your users to get around. One of the nice things about SharePoint search though is that as your users use it, the results will get better.
Yes, regular search. I know it is Standard OOB functionality, but the quenstion is how to handle this.
I know, that with “*{SearchBoxQuery}” customization I can handle 3 letters string to be searched and found, but I can not loose phonetic possibility.
Is this a regular search box, or is it a custom search you set up?