search-engine | A math-aware search engine | Search Engine library

The Apple browser Safari has a feature called "Quick Website Search". If you write the name of a website that you have already visited in the address bar, you can search directly on the page with a space followed by a search word, e.g. "widipedia dog".

On my Typo3 website I use a Solr full-text search with auto-complete. Safari recognizes these and queries them when using the Quick Website Search. The call Safari uses looks like this:

I'm sure this is a basic question, but I just cannot find the right words to ask the almighty search-engines. I'm using the word "selected" in quotes because I don't know the right term for it. I'm sure if I did the question would be readily answered already.

When you press on most webpages, you are able to cycle through the links on the page such that when you press the browser visits the link in question. This is what a selected link looks like in Firefox:

I want to be able to do this automatically on page load, such that immediately after load takes you to the link of my choosing, but any other shenanigans like inputting in an input field cancels this behavior. I've looked through the DOM browser and can see nothing jumping out differentiates "This is a link" from other links on this page.

From today, I started getting error while installing modules from requirements.txt, I tried to find the error module and remove it but I couldn't find.

I used this tutorial but it didn't work (if you are interested, check out my last post). Any suggestions to make a working search for a flatlist? I have a list of 100 things and just by inserting the name in a search bar, the flatlist should update with the results.

This seems like it should be an old problem with a well known solution. Maybe it's a testimony to the poverty of my search-engine skills or the crudity of the search engines, but I can't seem to find a solution online.

You can look at my simplified setup is you run the code snippet. I've got two divs (light blue), one above the other. Each has a custom pull-down menu widget (yellow) activated by clicking a chevron (pink/salmon). But when I activate the menu of the top item, the chevron of the bottom item appears in front of the menu no matter what I do with the z-indexes. How do I get the chevron to appear in back of the pull-down menu? In other words, how to I get the menu to appear in front of the parent divs including in front of their chevrons?

If I put a z-index on the chevron div, nothing changes. If I get rid of the z-index on .baseItem .action or on the menu, the menu goes behind the blue parent divs.

I am building a NestJS API which will call Bing's Custom Search Engine endpoint and return the search results in JSON format. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services/bing-custom-search/call-endpoint-nodejs

I am successfully able to call the endpoint using my API key and print the resulting JSON to my console. The issue I have is that the function returns the empty data before the request has a chance to populate the array with any data.

I apologize if the code format is completely wrong or if the entire thing is setup incorrectly. I've never programmed an API before and have to learn it on the fly.

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I'm having some trouble properly indexing dynamic numeric fields, it seems they are always indexed as strings.

In my understanding, when indexing dynamic numeric fields I must use dynamic templates:

While trying to update an application with spring boot from 2.1.8 to 2.3.4, I managed to resolve some errors and built successfully, but after trying to run the main application the following error message has been killing me

I'm trying to get sentence vectors from hidden states in a BERT model. Looking at the huggingface BertModel instructions here, which say: