Hi Dimitar, Thanks for the feedback - we know there's a lot of work still to do on search, and feedback like this is really helpful.
I totally agree with your point about it defaulting to searching within a category you have selected, and have made this change, thank you for spotting that! With regards to returning better results for searches such as load(). Over the coming weeks we will be altering the documentation pages slightly, to make them more search-engine-spider friendly. We'll also be tweaking the way it interprets your search terms, and increasing the number of tutorials and demos included in the index. Hopefully you should see the results sets improve over the coming weeks. This search is still definitely a work in progress - we know it's not awesome just yet - but I promise you we're working really hard on making it better. We'll try and keep everyone up to date on changes we make, and any feedback is welcome. Cheers Darren On Oct 12, 2:04 am, Dimitar Christoff <[email protected]> wrote: > from twitter: > "The new MooTools search has gone into beta thanks to @fakedarren. Give > it a shot!http://mootools.net/search"; > > i am sorry to report it's no better than the live google search as of > yet. > > for example, search for .load() or just load - both the old and the new > searches fail to produce anything on the element.load prototype in > Request.HTML, docs url ishttp://mootools.net/docs/core/Request/Request.HTML > > another suggestion. if you click on "search categories" then select > "documentation", the radio should stay with "this category only" and not > "all sites". > > Regards, > -- > Dimitar Christoff <[email protected]> -http://fragged.org/
