Search

Review the new B2C Commerce Search enhancements in the 20.1 release.

• Searches for Brand Names Containing Stop Words Are Now Returning Relevant Products
  Storefront searches for brand names are now returning relevant products even if brand names, or part of brand names, are defined as stop words. Previously, when searching a brand name that contained a defined stop word, like "of" or "the", the relevant products were sometimes not found.
• Searchable Attribute with Refinement Not Autocorrected If Autocorrection Disabled
  Searchable attributes with refinements are not getting autocorrected when autocorrection is disabled for the attribute. Previously, sometimes the refinement was part of the dictionary and autocorrection happened even when set to "no".
• Content Indexing Not Failing Any More If Content Asset Exceeds Maximum Size
  The content indexing is no longer failing if a content asset has a searchable text or HTML attribute that exceeds the maximum size for an indexable term, and has autocorrect set to true. Previously, the content asset wasn't indexed properly, and failed.
• Storefront Search Considers Special Characters When Creating a Did You Mean Phrase
  A defect in the suggestion processor has been fixed for search phrases with special characters. When creating a Did-You-Mean phrase, the term match-type is now considered instead of just comparing the complete phrase. Previously, the whole constructed phrase was compared to the original user input that could lead to wrong results because the previous processor removed special characters.
• Price Refinements Support Values from Data Type Double
  The price refinement bucket definition, and the related Import and Export and Business Manager screens now support values for the double data type instead of the integer data type. Previously, price refinement buckets supported values no greater than the integer data type.