Discovered this by coincidence, details in Access Information.

This appears to be a good search. Please could you clarify what you mean there?

Please see my added comment in the Access Information.

Thats a stop word in mysql, so cannot be searched

https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.4/en/fulltext-stopwords.html

 

Thanks, but the word is a part of a stop word, not a stop word in it self.

3 minutes ago, Canis said:

Thanks, but the word is a part of a stop word, not a stop word in it self.

I'm afraid, it is a stop word when searched as what you're stating. This is a MySQL thing, not our software so you would need to handle it there if you wish to alter it.

"in" is a stop word, but you can still search for "into".

Again, this is a MySQL thing, not an Invision thing. Into isn't a stopword but with is.

Sorry, many thanks, I see it now.
Have you considered displaying message if it's a stop word, "The word is to common" etc.? I know Xenforo does that.

Edited October 21, 2024Oct 21 by Canis

Our forum is not in English so the stop-word list is irrelevant and leads to problems.
Can we just delete it?

8 minutes ago, Canis said:

Our forum is not in English so the stop-word list is irrelevant and leads to problems.
Can we just delete it?

This is a MySQL configuration item. As you are self-hosted you can do as you wish. However, we would not support this or any issues it may cause.

Thanks, but as it directly influences on how our forum operates I think you could give an advice.

How do you handle this for non-english cloud customers?

6 minutes ago, Canis said:

How do you handle this for non-english cloud customers?

We do not adapt our MySQL instances, nor do we recommend doing so. Therefore, we cannot advise on it.

23 minutes ago, Jim M said:

We do not adapt our MySQL instances

So if we move to cloud we will have to use the standard english stop-word list?

14 minutes ago, Canis said:

So if we move to cloud we will have to use the standard english stop-word list?

Yes