Feature Request

For the search using keywords in the KB site, the keyword should be recorded as a No result keyword in analytics only after searching the entire project without considering the user's permissions and search filters. The feedback manager should highlight and show the feedbacks received for no result found keywords if they are because of user's permissions.

I've a list of articles that have been replicated across various categories. When users search for these articles, they appear multiple times. I would like to avoid having these articles displayed multiple times when users search for them. I've noticed that there's an option to "exclude from documentation search" in all articles except for the replicated ones, where the relevant settings are disabled. If this exclude option were available for the replicated articles, I could ensure they don't appear multiple times in the search results. I've attached the screenshot for your reference.

Currently, searching for certain keywords not giving the expected results at the top or on the first page. Possible to have the "Exact Match" option to choose?

While searching for a phrase that has multiple words, the results are relevant only if the search is performed with no space between the words. This is not intuitive. Inserting text in inverted commas should have worked, but it doesn't

I would like to add articles to our knowledge base that should not show up in the regular folder + article display on the left of the knowledge base, but they should be found when people search for them.

Firstly, I want to thank the DEV team for creating this search option. It will become increasingly useful to us and has been very well received. So, THANK YIOU VERY MUCH! We do have some feedback and additional setting requests to help us take full advantage of this Advanced Search function. We are asking for the ability to set the following PROJECT WIDE: We need to be able to enforce the Advanced Search option for failed searched in a Version. We would desperately appreciate the ability to be able to nominate that a specific set of specific Version can be search at all times, as a default. *** Let me explain why we need these functions. When I search a term that is not mentioned in the current Version the Advanced Search option WILL NOT appear if it's a failed search. (See 1 & 2) The Advanced Search option only appears when there is at least one mention of that topic in the current version being searched. (See 3 & 4) The staff are then required to ensure that they go to the Advanced settings and toggle on all Versions or manually select them (See 5 & 6) - As you can see by our search result stats staff are often looking in the wrong version for a particular item. (See 7 & 8 - On separate images. Some failed searches are a result of just searching from the wrong version and never getting the Advanced Search prompt option. Does this make sense? Thanks Michelle I have lodged a Support request (#169817) with Swathi if you want to see my full thread of comments and more context.

No search feedback needs to have the option to know who submitted it and be able to reach out to them in a way to tell them what we've done regarding their feedback.

There should be an option on the homepage editor that allows a version to access the search indexes of other versions available. It could be a simple toggle button to link the article indexes across all versions. This search across different versions should also take into account what access the reader has to said articles. It should not display articles that the user does not have access to read.

Search on public site - pressing enter to display all results instead of opening the first matching article

We have dozens of articles that were previously live on the site, but we have since hidden and checked the options to remove from internal search. Those articles continue to display as options in search on the site though, and selecting them leads to 404 pages. We would like to have all of these articles removed entirely from the cached search results so our users do not have the option to select them. We also do not want to put in redirects for all of these outdated articles. Example: https://share.g2.com/04uEZdrZ