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pset8 - search function in application.py
You need to concatenate a % to the end of q
Without seeing more of the code your search route its only a guess …
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Search function do not work if several words entered
So if you search was for example
http://pset8.cs50.net/search?q=New+Haven,+Connecticut
Then inside python q becomes = 'New Haven, Connecticut'. … So when the sql SELECT search is run its trying to match that whole q string with each individual column. so while "New Haven" may be a place_name in the places table
"New Haven, Connecticut" would not …
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2017 pset8 mashup: Slow search - how to improve search performance?
For example as you start to type the word "Boston" the search query takes 'B' and looks for every word in the column with a 'B' in it. It will return a lot of results. … Now the more columns you search the more result you will get.
2: This question is linked to the first as in the more letters that are being searched the less likelihood of getting a match. …
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