So, I've cleaned the search code and fixd a terrible mistake I've done before, causing the server to search for datas having 20 filters, duplicating every time you press refresh

Sorry for that shit, to ensure I found it I want you to search for stuff and report here if it loads for ages or SEN crashed.
Thanks in advance.

No problems so far, but the search needs to include topic titles, not just post content.

If you're talking of the Quick Search, it isn't even working for me.
Whenever I search for something, the page becomes all white.

Am I talking about the quicksearch?

I thought you left. You're still coding stuff?

Quote from Devourer

Am I talking about the quicksearch?

Oops, sorry, my fault!

I've searched for "reenabled" and it took years to find the 2 results it has found, which didn't include this topic. So yep, Nude is right, search titles as well.
And I'd say that showing the matching titles before matching contents would make sense. And highlight the searched words too.

title search coming soon, also: enabled quicksearch again and fixd some stuff.

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I thought you left. You're still coding stuff?

He left and now he's coding stuff again.

I did not forget about title searching, but nobody ever had a sql error / very long loading time?

Searching "time zone" on just the StarEdit Network forum takes an obscenely long amount of time to return:



Sorry, it was posted in another thread

I have occasional SQL errors even when not searching...

Yeah, same, but I get the error every time I search. And while searching, the rest of SEN just stops loading for me in other tabs.

So I tested around and it lagged when Is tarted the search. But, afterwards, when I browse through the pages, it becomes lagfree, same for you?

Just did a search with no lag/errors whatsoever.

I finally got a search to work, but it took 79 seconds. The following 4 searches I made took about 10 seconds each. I guess the issue is the first search. Before the updates, the search was almost instant for me. What changed, just the way it accessed the database?

There is a session set, did you create the first session right today? Or when you visited the search did it long to load and then it displayed results of your earlier search?

I changed some Session storing system and yes reduced the # of queries by one.

My first search of the day was the 79 second one. The follow 10-second searches were different and showed the results for what I was looking for.