Browsing Hebrew translation

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Fulltext search

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The regular Mahara search is limited to finding users and in certain places titles, descriptions and tags of pages or collections. However, Mahara can be extended to allow for fulltext search capabilities. The Mahara core project team chose to use `Elasticsearch <http://www.elasticsearch.org/>`_. This is a powerful and extensible fulltext search engine.

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If the site administrator installed Elasticsearch on the server, enabled the :ref:`Elasticsearch plugin <plugin_fulltext_search>` and configured the :ref:`search settings <search_settings>` to use the Elasticsearch plugin, your site is set for fulltext search and the "User search" box on the *Dashboard* is replaced by the fulltext search.

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The fulltext search box

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When you are on your *Dashboard*, you can start your fulltext search directly in the *Search* box by typing your search term and pressing the "Enter" key.

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You are taken to the search result page. There you can search again for a term and have more options available.

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Choose from the drop-down menu whether to search in all contexts or just tags.

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Click the *Search* button to start your search.

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You see the number of search results displayed.

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You see search results from the entire site: your own content, other users' content, group content etc. The results may vary from user to user because you can only see results to which you have access.