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-DokuWiki's default search is a "logical `AND`" search — that is, _all the words_ you put in the query will be used.+DokuWiki's default search is a "logical `AND`" search — that is, //all the words//  you put in the query will be used.
  
 Search is always case insensitive. Search is always case insensitive.
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 In this section, we'll use square brackets ''[ ... ]'' to represent characters entered in the query. In this section, we'll use square brackets ''[ ... ]'' to represent characters entered in the query.
  
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 ==== Phrase search ("") ==== ==== Phrase search ("") ====
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 ==== Excluding Terms (-) ==== ==== Excluding Terms (-) ====
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 To exclude pages, from a search, which contain a specific word or phrase, then attach a minus sign ''-'' immediately before the excluded word/phrase. To exclude pages, from a search, which contain a specific word or phrase, then attach a minus sign ''-'' immediately before the excluded word/phrase.
  
-For example, [searching](https://wikipreview.qacos.com/doku.php?do=search&id=wiki%3Asearch&sf=1&q=%22Cornell+Law+Review%22for ''[ "Cornell Law Review" ]''+For example,  [[https://wikipreview.qacos.com/doku.php?do=search&id=wiki%3Asearch&sf=1&q=%22Cornell+Law+Review%22|searching]] for ''[ "Cornell Law Review" ]''
  
-  will find the 3 pages —+  will find the 3 pages —
  
 those which contain "Cornell Law Review": those which contain "Cornell Law Review":
  
-  briefing_book_pdf_files_4014 +  * briefing_book_pdf_files_4014 
-  problems_with_the_testimony_of_robert_brown_pdf_files_16269 +  * problems_with_the_testimony_of_robert_brown_pdf_files_16269 
-  problems_in_the_testimony_of_robert_brown_txt_pages_19389+  * problems_in_the_testimony_of_robert_brown_txt_pages_19389
  
-But, [searching](https://wikipreview.qacos.com/doku.php?do=search&id=wiki%3Asearch&sf=1&q=%22Cornell+Law+Review%22+-Humbertsonfor ''[ "Cornell Law Review" -Humbertson ]''+But, [[https://wikipreview.qacos.com/doku.php?do=search&id=wiki%3Asearch&sf=1&q=%22Cornell+Law+Review%22+-Humbertson|searching]] for ''[ "Cornell Law Review" -Humbertson ]''
  
 {{:wiki:cornell-humbertson.jpg?500|}} {{:wiki:cornell-humbertson.jpg?500|}}
  
-  will find only the 2 pages —+  will find only the 2 pages —
  
-those which contain "Cornell Law Review" but do _not_ contain "Humbertson":+those which contain "Cornell Law Review" but do //not// contain "Humbertson":
  
-  briefing_book_pdf_files_4014 +  * briefing_book_pdf_files_4014 
-  problems_with_the_testimony_of_robert_brown_pdf_files_16269+  * problems_with_the_testimony_of_robert_brown_pdf_files_16269
  
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 ==== Partial matching (*) ==== ==== Partial matching (*) ====
  
  
-To search for words for which you want the root word, plus any variation with suffixes (-ed, -ing, etc.), by using _Partial Matching_.+To search for words for which you want the root word, plus any variation with suffixes (-ed, -ing, etc.), by using //Partial Matching//.
  
 Add a prefix and/or suffix of an asterisk ''*****'' to a search word. Add a prefix and/or suffix of an asterisk ''*****'' to a search word.
  
-For example, searching for ''[ [onboard](https://wikipreview.qacos.com/doku.php?do=search&id=start&sf=1&q=onboard) ]''+For example, searching for 
  
-*   will only find "onboard".+''[ [[https://wikipreview.qacos.com/doku.php?do=search&id=start&sf=1&q=onboard|onboard]] ]''
  
-but [searching](https://wikipreview.qacos.com/doku.php?do=search&id=start&sf=1&q=onboard*) for ''onboard* ]''+  will only find "onboard".
  
-  will also find "onboard, onboarding, onboarded".+but [[https://wikipreview.qacos.com/doku.php?do=search&id=start&sf=1&q=onboard*|searching]] for ''[ onboard* ]'' 
 + 
 +  * will also find "onboard, onboarding, onboarded".
  
 **Extending the example:** **Extending the example:**
  
-Searching for ''[ [onboard](https://wikipreview.qacos.com/doku.php?do=search&id=start&sf=1&q=onboard]'' results in these top search results:+Searching for  
 +''[ [[https://wikipreview.qacos.com/doku.php?do=search&id=start&sf=1&q=onboard|onboard]] ]'' results in these top search results:
  
-  8 Hits: energy_independence_charter_pdf_files_15840 +  * 8 Hits: energy_independence_charter_pdf_files_15840 
-  8 Hits: texas_cos_energy_independence_coalition_eic_txt_pages_15296 +  * 8 Hits: texas_cos_energy_independence_coalition_eic_txt_pages_15296 
-  7 Hits: texas_election_action_coalition_charter_docx_files_14865+  * 7 Hits: texas_election_action_coalition_charter_docx_files_14865
  
           (where "# hits" in the search results means number of times word appeared in document);           (where "# hits" in the search results means number of times word appeared in document);
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 while searching for ''[ onboard* ]'' results in a different set of top 3 search results — and a larger number of "hits" within each document: while searching for ''[ onboard* ]'' results in a different set of top 3 search results — and a larger number of "hits" within each document:
  
-  64 Hits: leaders_onboarding_guide_pdf_files_22275 +  * 64 Hits: leaders_onboarding_guide_pdf_files_22275 
-  19 Hits: lmt_applicant_processing_pdf_files_8219 +  * 19 Hits: lmt_applicant_processing_pdf_files_8219 
-  17 Hits: texas_election_action_coalition_charter_docx_files_14865+  * 17 Hits: texas_election_action_coalition_charter_docx_files_14865
  
 You can also perform ''[ doku***** ]'' (prefix matching) and [*okuwik*] (partial matching).   You can also perform ''[ doku***** ]'' (prefix matching) and [*okuwik*] (partial matching).  
 .   .  
-Note that ''*****'' is not a "wildcard". You can't use it _inside_ of a word. For example, searching ''[ doku*iki ]'' will not find anything for you.+Note that ''*****'' is not a "wildcard". You can't use it //inside// of a word. For example, searching ''[ doku*iki ]'' will not find anything for you.
  
 ==== The OR operator (|) ==== ==== The OR operator (|) ====
  
  
-By default, DokuWiki searches for _all_ the words in your search, but you can also search for _any_ of your search terms. (This is called a logical OR search.)+By default, DokuWiki searches for //all// the words in your search, but you can also search for //any// of your search terms. (This is called a logical OR search.)
  
 "OR" searching is done by including ''|'' or ''or'' as a separator between your search terms. "OR" searching is done by including ''|'' or ''or'' as a separator between your search terms.
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   *   cos_gains_support_from_kansans_for_constitutional_integrity_txt_blogposts_19416   *   cos_gains_support_from_kansans_for_constitutional_integrity_txt_blogposts_19416
  
-You can make use of OR as a way to find search terms with _spelling variations_, for example ''[ capitol | capital ]'', or, ''[ state capitol | state capital ]''.+You can make use of OR as a way to find search terms with //spelling variations//, for example ''[ capitol | capital ]'', or, ''[ state capitol | state capital ]''.
  
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 ''[ (gun show) | event ]''. ''[ (gun show) | event ]''.
  
-But, if you needed to search for (gun show) or for (gun event), you could _not_ write it as ''[ gun (show | event) ]''.+But, if you needed to search for (gun show) or for (gun event), you could //not// write it as ''[ gun (show | event) ]''.
  
 Instead, use a //grouping search// — as described below. Instead, use a //grouping search// — as described below.
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 You can group search terms by enclosing terms with parentheses ''( ... )''. Having the highest precedence, parentheses may be used to force precedence. You can group search terms by enclosing terms with parentheses ''( ... )''. Having the highest precedence, parentheses may be used to force precedence.
  
-For example, let's say we want to find Robert Cahaly mentioned, but not in the context of John Birch Society _nor_ in the context of Georgia. +For example, let's say we want to find Robert Cahaly mentioned, but not in the context of John Birch Society //nor// in the context of Georgia. 
  
 The query would be ''[ Cahaly -(JBS | Georgia) ]'', and it will find pages which do contain the word "Cahaly" but not contain the word "JBS" and also not contain the word "Georgia". The query would be ''[ Cahaly -(JBS | Georgia) ]'', and it will find pages which do contain the word "Cahaly" but not contain the word "JBS" and also not contain the word "Georgia".
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