Syntax for custom taxonomy queries
To create a custom search for a taxonomy node you need to use Search Expressions syntax.
By defining a custom search for a taxonomy item it is possible to expand or narrow the scope of the query to find-tune the results a user sees when selecting a taxonomy item. As an administrator you can use the syntax examples below to adjust a taxonomy query to behave precisely the way you would like it to.
Examples
|
Custom search query |
Behavior |
|---|---|
|
london |
Searches for london in all fields |
|
london market |
Searches for london OR market in all fields |
|
"london market" |
Searches for the exact phrase "london market" in all fields |
|
90:london |
Searches for london in field #90 only (City field) |
|
5:politician 90:london 90:oslo |
Searches for politician in Title field (#5) AND (london OR oslo) in City field (#90) - Note how a search for two different words in the same field always combines those terms with an OR. |
Note:
When a user clicks a taxonomy node that has child nodes, the search will include narrower terms in the taxonomy if the node contains fewer than 25 child items.