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Wow, it's cool! But I think it's a bit overhead for demo project. |
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@voronkovich 👍 I like this idea a lot. Thanks for working on it. However, after a first quick review of the code, I find the |
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@javiereguiluz, if we remove the |
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let's avoid a 1 char variable name :)
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It's vastly using name for a search request. The Symfony search uses this name http://api.symfony.com/2.7/index.html?q=request
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Well, variable's name is matching with input name, so I prefer to use $q to be consistent.
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yeah, as an URL param, not a PHP variable
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I've renamed the |
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this should be an array. Doctrine does not return collection objects when doing queries
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Fixed. Thanks @stof! |
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do we need a semicolon here to avoid issues in some browsers?
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there is no issue here. Browsers are consistent in the way they insert semi-colons
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OK. Then I ask for this change because of our own code consistency. Either add this semicolon ... or remove all the other semicolons. Thanks!
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your throttling function is flawed: it can be used only once as all usages of the throttle function are sharing the same timer
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Fixed again. Thanks, @stof! |
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@voronkovich Seems like this needs a rebase. |
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@xabbuh can you shortly explain what exactly I have to do with it? |
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-1 on this implementation for now. We should not advocate |
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OK then. Let's wait a bit to solve the XSS issues :) |
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Fixed! Thanks, @stof! |
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@javiereguiluz, what about to merge this PR? |
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This PR was merged into the master branch. Discussion ---------- Add an instant post search I've taken the code commitedd by @voronkovich in #173 and made some changes to it. Let's see if you like it. I propose to implement it like Google search results instead of displaying it in the main menu:  The reason is that the main menu is crowded when the user is logged in and the search bar looks bad. Commits ------- fe2e2ab Fixed CS issues 51ab96a Added missing search.js file f219db9 Changes requested by reviewers 0c236ed Refactored the feature da43022 Fix cs issues f45c31c Add an instant post search
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why not just $results[] = xxx ?
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We finally used $results[] = xxx ... mostly because PHPStorm displayed a pretty annoying message suggesting that 😄

It's almost like the Google... but better



