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Date : 2018/04/18 14:40
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Old Revision:
http://ltb-project.org/documentation/white-pages/0.3/config_quick_search?rev=1523344448
New Revision:
http://ltb-project.org/documentation/white-pages/0.3/config_quick_search
Edit Summary:
User : nqb
@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
====== Quick search ======
<note>Configuration file: use
[[config_general#configuration_files|White-Pages' local configuration
file]]</note>
- The quick search feature allows to search on multiple attributes (attribute1
or attribute2 or ...) with an exact matching (default) or a substring matching
(attribute=*query*), see ''$quick_search_use_substring_match'' below. The quick
search input is located in menu bar.
+ The quick search feature allows to search on multiple attributes (attribute1
or attribute2 or ...) with a substring matching (attribute=*query*) by default
or an exact matching, see ''$quick_search_use_substring_match'' below. The
quick search input is located in menu bar.
===== Activation =====
Enable or disable this feature:
@@ -17,14 +17,14 @@
<file php>
$quick_search_attributes = array('uid', 'cn', 'mail');
</file>
- <note>With this example, the search filter for query ''test'' will be
''(|(uid=test)(cn=test)(mail=test))''</note>
+ <note>With this example, the search filter for query ''test'' will be
''(|(uid=*test*)(cn=*test*)(mail=*test*))''</note>
- ===== Substring match =====
+ ===== Exact matching =====
- By default, as shown in the example above, the query is used as exact
matching. You can change this by forcing substring match:
+ By default, as shown in the example above, the query is used as substring
match. You can change this by forcing exact matching:
<file php>
- $quick_search_use_substring_match = true;
+ $quick_search_use_substring_match = false;
</file>
- <note>With this example, the search filter for query ''test'' will be
''(|(uid=*test*)(cn=*test*)(mail=*test*))''</note>
+ <note>With this example, the search filter for query ''test'' will be
''(|(uid=test)(cn=test)(mail=test))''</note>
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