Hi Nimja,
strange - i just wanted to debug the snippets, but now it works.
Thank you for your help.
[Edit #1]
I think, the days before i tried something like:
http://www.simcopack.de/de/wunsch
(there were (s. solution below) no hits for "de/wunsch")
http://www.simcopack.de/wunsch
(one hit for "wunsch")
I’ll try to change the code to my needs.
[/Edit #1]
[Edit #2]
i think, i got it:
http://www.simcopack.de/de/wunsch will give 2 words, one word ("de") with 2 letters only -> AjaxSearch doesn’t "want" this.
New question: could you please give me a hint, how i could delete short words (i know, it must be a RegEx
, but i don’t know how - see below)?
[/Edit #2]
[Edit #3]
The solution (i think) is to change:
$cleanQuery = strtr(urldecode($_GET['q']),"/-"," "); // translate address to search string (slashes and dashes to spaces)
//Find position of last . (in case of multiple .'s)
$dotPos = strrpos($ssStrQuery,".");
into:
$cleanQuery = strtr(urldecode($_GET['q']),"/-"," "); // translate address to search string (slashes and dashes to spaces)
$cleanQuery = preg_replace('/\b\w{1,2}\b/','',$cleanQuery); // remove short words due to AjaxSearch's limit
//Find position of last . (in case of multiple .'s)
$dotPos = strrpos($ssStrQuery,"."); 
