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Episerver Find and short forms / conjugation
Hi,
Have you tried the wild card/Full-text search?
Please refer below thread
Or search for language specific term
Thanks
Ravindra
Edited,
Oct 04, 2019 20:18
I think this is a result of stemming. Read this article:
https://world.episerver.com/blogs/viktor-sahlstrom/dates/2016/82/episerver-find-stemming/
Maybe you should contact Episerver support and ask that they add my name (Tomas) to the list of words excluded from the Swedish (and Norwegian) stemming.
You may also turn off stemming entirely, specifying SearchLanguage = Language.None, like this:
SearchClient.Instance.Search<IContentData>(Language.None)
.For("Tomas")
.GetContentResult();
Oct 04, 2019 21:17
Magnus Eriksson
- Oct 08, 2019 9:06
Thanks Tomas. I've contacted support and they can reproduce and will probably add 'tomas' to the exclusion list.
Regards,
Magnus
Regards,
Magnus
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I have an index that's only in Swedish. If I search for the name "Tomas" Episerver Find also searches for "tom", which I guess is because it's a short form of Tomas in english? However, in swedish "tom" is another word and it's quite weird to get results for "tom" when searching for "tomas".
Is there a way to control this behaviour? I have tried setting the language in the query without luck.
Thanks,
Magnus