Control whether token keyword stems are used for a Query.
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Control whether token keyword stems are used for a Query.
Control the maximum number of accepted search tokens.
Customize the search string for a Query.
Using this hook you can directly manipulate the search query itself.
Control whether SearchWP supports quoted phrases.
Control whether AND logic is performed. Note: By default AND logic will be skipped if the token threshold is breached. The default threshold is 5 but can be customized with the searchwp\query\logic\and\token_threshold hook.
Modify the results found by SearchWP.
Control whether SearchWP loads all Entry Attribute data for search results. Note: When this functionality is enabled, all registered Attribute data will be loaded. See also searchwp\query\result\load_data
Control whether SearchWP loads applicable Entry Attribute data for search results. Note: When this functionality is enabled, only the Attribute data added to the Engine will be loaded. See also searchwp\query\result\load_data\all_attributes
Customize the \SearchWP\Mods applied during a search. Note: There are some internal \SearchWP\Mods that may be present for the query. This hook does not allow filtration of those mission critical \SearchWP\Mods, only user-defined \SearchWP\Mods. See also searchwp\query\do_source_db_where for internals.
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