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I have a client who wants to offer a search engine on the website that can find articles with keywords that are misspelled, have bad grammer, understands orthography, looks for synonyms, related words, and comprehends words that are grouped together (so if I am looking for a leather jacket, it finds a page with the text "jacket made out of brown napa leather"). I was thinking about suggesting the google enterprise site search as a solution. Does anyone have any experience with this and can offer a good solution? And it has to work in multi-languages.
Cheers
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Benjamin Davis: American web designer living in Munich, Germany and a MODX Ambassador. I am also co-founder of SEDA.digital, a MODX Agency.
There seems to be a lot of good stuff going on at SimpleDream.
I'm using pdoResources now as my default lister. Wasn't aware of search but I'll try that.
MODX should think about how to embrace SimpleDream to maximise the benefit of their work on the core product.
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But do they offer documentation in English?
Benjamin Davis: American web designer living in Munich, Germany and a MODX Ambassador. I am also co-founder of SEDA.digital, a MODX Agency.
Not yet but I read somewhere someone is about to start on it.
If you view their Russian pages in Chrome and let it auto translate it's perfectly acceptable.
pdoResources works just like getResources (swap get = pdo) just quicker! Don't need documentation for that.