I think there's a setting which defines a word as common. (x% or so). If you increase that setting, less words will be classified as too common, but no guarantees that all the 3-letter words you require will not continue being marked as common.Kerrith wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2019 9:15 pmThe search engine has been working correctly. I checked the search settings and they look to be optimized for my needs. I see now what I want is to be able to enter, toy, sad, or hit, but when I do I get the "common" word error.
Is there a way to make single three-letter words appear in the search results?
That's correct, and IIRC there's something like
Mininimum characters for index
, can't remember the exact wording but you'll find it, which has to be 3 if you want 3 letter words (if it's higher than 3, then words like and, for, etc won't be indexed.).My workaround for the "common word" issue is use an asterisk, i.e. if 'toy' is a common word, search for 'toy*'.Kerrith wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2019 9:15 pmThe search engine has been working correctly. I checked the search settings and they look to be optimized for my needs. I see now what I want is to be able to enter, toy, sad, or hit, but when I do I get the "common" word error.
Is there a way to make single three-letter words appear in the search results?
Thanks, Kerry