Searching
Text searching is expressed with ?q=text
. To search for types that contain either “deposit” or “interest”, use the query
?q=deposit%20interest
(Note that spaces must be URL encoded as %20
in query parameters.)
Within a text search, space separated words indicate different text strings.
The above will match all product types which have either "deposit"
or "interest"
in their name
, label
, or description
.
Word phrases may be quoted. To search for the two word phrase “demand deposit”, use the quoted phrase "demand deposit"
?q=%22demand%20deposit%22
(Note that the enclosing double quote characters "
must be URL encoded as %22
.)
The and
operator may be used if the search should match all query strings instead of any strings, such as "demand deposit" and interest
as in
?q=%22demand%20deposit%22%20and%20interest
For internationalization purposes, ?q=
is equivalent to secondary strength comparisons.
A search query may also be coded in a ?filter=
expression as search('"demand deposit" and interest')
which is URL encoded as
search('%22demand%20deposit%22%20and%20interest')
.