Video Request: Please can you do a video, extending this particular video where instead of rendering the search Result as plain text, use the search Result to filter an existing table
what do I need to change in the match variables when I want to allow the user to use numbers? So if I eg. have a name "123 test", I want it to show up when I type "1"
Great Video good delivery, Meanwhile what if in DB you have the following as fruit names, Bing Cherry, Dragon Fruit, Damson Plum, Dew Berries, Dinosaur Eggs Each Fruit has two words Name: How would you fetch each fruit by entering the First letter of the second name. Eg. C in "Bing Cherry" from your tutorial it will return Null, please how can I achieve that ?
@Kawaii chan That's a smart solution! It'll be most ideal if it can search the first letter of each word. i.e. a query of "u" in Mr. Ernest's example should return no match but your solution would return "Damson Plum" since it contains the letter "u". Regardless, it's still better than finding no match!
Video Request: Please can you do a video, extending this particular video where instead of rendering the search Result as plain text, use the search Result to filter an existing table
Nice video! And I need some help. Can you tell me how to do that, but with nested data?
Good tutorial of a great live data search input. Thank you very much for uploading it, it is very useful.
Great video my friend, I really wanted to learn how to implement this functionality.
Hello, do you have the source code, could you please share with your Github account?
Is it working fine with ejs file? I can't able to get data in ejs file.
what do I need to change in the match variables when I want to allow the user to use numbers?
So if I eg. have a name "123 test", I want it to show up when I type "1"
Good job Luke !
Great video mate
Just found this video. Great tutorial. Is it possible to do it without using mongoose? Im using mysql with local database (xammp)
Great Video good delivery, Meanwhile what if in DB you have the following as fruit names,
Bing Cherry,
Dragon Fruit,
Damson Plum,
Dew Berries,
Dinosaur Eggs
Each Fruit has two words Name:
How would you fetch each fruit by entering the First letter of the second name.
Eg. C in "Bing Cherry"
from your tutorial it will return Null, please how can I achieve that ?
@Kawaii chan That's a smart solution! It'll be most ideal if it can search the first letter of each word. i.e. a query of "u" in Mr. Ernest's example should return no match but your solution would return "Damson Plum" since it contains the letter "u". Regardless, it's still better than finding no match!
Great video. I'm still a beginner, but can you explain why the request is Post and noget Get?
get request will use the query string which can make the url ugly and sometime you dont want anyone to get access to these data
@@hamzaseif4992 Makes sense, thanks! :)
Why the code didn’t work even I copied all the code？ the search bar only show “sorry.nothing found”.Mongoose is already connected
It's working only for partial search. When I type 'appl' , it is showing 'apple'. But when I type 'apple', it is showing 'Sorry.Nothing found.'
Very usefull. Thank you!
thanks! very usefull
The regex thing is not working tho...
Nice intro bro, I see you 😂
Thank you!
Great Jobs
thanks a lot can you give github code?
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how to handle if someone is searching a sentence
@Kawaii chan no
Very usefull , thank you !!!