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After the third or fourth attempt I finally got the search box to forget about what the autocomplete was telling it (fusioncharts) and accept what I typed (treema) and so actually searched for my package. (the secret was to type a space after my search term so while "treema" somehow matches "fusioncharts", "treema " doesn't.
However nothing showed up on the page so either TypeSearch is broken or there are no types defined for treema. Whatever the truth is - its out there - not here. Im sure whatever its doing is very clever but it shouldnt be masquerading as a search box.
Please show a zero result if thats what was returned - it matters. And dont substitute my text for something that is completely different.
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@flurbius it's because TypeSearch also uses a prop described as globals from the search record (just g in minified record) of typespublisher. And if you have a look at the globals of fusioncharts you will see why it shows up, if you type in "treema":
After the third or fourth attempt I finally got the search box to forget about what the autocomplete was telling it (fusioncharts) and accept what I typed (treema) and so actually searched for my package. (the secret was to type a space after my search term so while "treema" somehow matches "fusioncharts", "treema " doesn't.
However nothing showed up on the page so either TypeSearch is broken or there are no types defined for treema. Whatever the truth is - its out there - not here. Im sure whatever its doing is very clever but it shouldnt be masquerading as a search box.
Please show a zero result if thats what was returned - it matters. And dont substitute my text for something that is completely different.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: