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Hello,
I am thinking of purchasing wpDataTables, but before I do that I would like to request help with something.
I got a song database with MySQL that people are gonna be able to search through, but right now it kinda looks like this:
> Example: "K-on" , "Ghoul;re" and "No, Thank you"
To find "K-on" you need to write exactly "K-on", there's no possibility of writing "Kon" or "K on", same with "Ghoul;re", it's not possible to search with "Ghoulre" or "Ghoul re". With "No, Thank you", searching for just "No thank you" also wouldn't bring forth any results.
I'd like to request help with editing the necessary files to allow a.. looser search to say.
Thank you for your time
Sincerely, Simon
Hi Simon,
Thank you for your inquire.
There is no way to do this with built in functionalities. To enable it would require writing a custom solution. If you are skillful with code we can gave you some guinlince or you can hire one of our developers to help you with it.