I try to use the search function as much as possible on this board to avoid being redundant but three letter words are disregarded in the search option. So if I were to search for "cum shot content" it would disregard the word "cum" and only search for "shot content". I realize you are trying to avoid "the" and "and" but some other good words are three letters too! Is it possible to have this changed?
Why are three letter words blocked?
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Ha.Originally posted by volante
You're just annoyed 'cos you can't search for your own name

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Yeah it would be nice to be able to search on some 3 letter words
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yes I noticed this too and wanted to post a thread like this before. It's very annoying that you can't search for 3 letter words, like icq, mp3, pda etc etc Everytime again I flip of this.
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Because this board probably uses MySQL version 3.23.x (the latest stable). 4 characters is the minimum.
See http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/Fulltext_Search.html
Full text searches are also very limited with MySQL.
WHERE blah LIKE '%blah%' can't be used because that would take way too long on big tables.
MySQL 4.0.1 or up can do boolean full-text searches on huge databases but it will probably take a while before they release a 'stable' version.go sig yourselfComment
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I am pretty sure if you use an asterisk wildcard, it will only match things like "AVSsite" and "AVS1", etc. It won't match "AVS".Originally posted by gornyhuy
Why not just use wild cards?
For instance, I just tried AVS* and it worked.
Am I being obtuse here?
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