Do you have any future plans to allow NEAR or NEXT operators?
NEAR or NEAR/5
Example: symptom NEAR install
NEAR is a specific form of AND which dictates that the specified terms must be within a certain number of words of each other. A NEAR operator will have a default number of words (typically 10) that defines the allowed separation, but this can be superceded by explicitly stating a number, for example NEAR/5.
NEXT or NEXT/5
Example: sep NEXT/3 install
NEXT is similar to NEAR, except that the words also have to occur in the stated order. So, the example above would match with sep install but not with install, sep
Is there a way to get a custom report that shows the top search queries in a given time window for a specific search client. I see the default top search report on the dashboard but that is for the last month and I can't see a specific search client (seems to be for all search clients)
Just within the last week myself and other users have noticed that we cannot export reports under Search Analytics.
While we can have them emailed to us, the download option simply doesn't work, even though we see "Report created! success."
Now that Mamba 21 is out, there is all the more reason to create more engaging search experiences. Where would you suggest me to start? For instance, your favorite feature or update of the release.
As part of our effort to improve conversions, I'm curious if we can exclude certain phrases that unncessarily impact the conversion rate.
For example, these searches in our top 50 "Searches With No Clicks" are too generic or vague, and it's not a surprise that we'd see a large number of zero clicks unless the user refines that query. By itself, the product Symantec Endpoint Protection really skews results.
symantec endpoint protection - product name
endpoint protection - product name
symantec - company/division name
endpoint - too generic
symantec endpoint - product name
ghost - product name
norton - old symantec division name
liveupdate - product technology, too vague
endpoint protection cloud - product name
symantec messaging gateway - product name
symantec email security.cloud - product name
Because these searches occur at such a high rate, it'll be difficult to see actual improvements based on conversion rate.
Depending on content source, some of our search results have wildly different outputs when including the original HTML. In certain cases, this can significantly increase the height of each search result.
How do we prevent this in search results?
Note: This includes stripping images, which sometimes appear as a broken image.
Issue #1 - Results appear as if you're viewing the full page.
Issue #2 - Results appear with a table that has a lot of extra white space
Issue #3 - Results blow out a table header (similar to extra white space in tables)
Issue #4 - Results appear with a broken image.**
Issue #5 - Results appear with large font sizes
Issue #6 - Results display content that's in reverse of the order it appears in the document itself.
Issue #7 - Results appears with special characters described at https://unicodelookup.com/#�/1
In the documentation at https://docs.searchunify.com/Content/End-User-Personalization/Use-Advanced-Search.htm, it says the following:
Limits the search to documents that contain the term or phrase following +.
When I perform the following search, I would expect the exact phrase "removal tool," based on documentation.
# cleanwipe +removal tool
Instead, I am seeing results that perform as if the +removal tool is simply using AND operator instead of the exact phrase "removal tool" (e.g. "removal" and "tool" can be far apart from each other), and then other results in the same query that don't have some of the words (e.g. some results are missing the word "tool" in the entire article/page content).
Can you provide clarity around this operator?
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