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3/31/2009 7:20 AM
 

 Hi 

I would like to know it the strings inserted by the user in the search fill, are stored in some tables of the database. This could be useful to understand the search criteria (sentences) of the users

 

Thanks

Enzo

 
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3/31/2009 8:59 AM
 

default search module does not store all searches, you will need to use a custom one or analyse site log.


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