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The search function could stand to give more results. It said 'rivetinggames' in the little list oin the side so I typed in rivet and got nothing. I typed in 'r
by astine 17y ago
The search function could stand to give more results. It said 'rivetinggames' in the little list oin the side so I typed in rivet and got nothing. I typed in 'rivetinggames' and got it. What if I would looking for a domain with the word 'money' in to the title? I'd like to be able to type in 'money' and see all the possiblities.
- erikwiffin 17y agoThe search function is a mysql fulltext. Obvious drawbacks to searching for words inside of words, so I added a "tags" parameter. from the looks of things, if you had searched "riveting" you would have found something. Obviously this is not a great solution, but I don't know of too many better options. :/
- astine 17y agoYou could create use a function to generate lists of substrings, and places them under tags. Then you could wieght the tags, giving user generated ones highest prioity and higher priority to tags that more fully match the domain. You could then organize the results by the value of matched tags.
- erikwiffin 17y agoI've changed the fulltext to allow for a wildcard after the actual query. It's not perfect. "cool" wont match "imcool.com", but hopefully people will use the tags category to their advantage.