klescola

Greetings once again !

As you can see in the first picture I type the keyword “fonction” and it successfully shows the results with everything that contains the word fonction. However in the second I proceed to typing generalites ( without the accents ) and it does not display any results , because the search bar is in strict exact match.
It also won’t show any results if I type it reversely ( generalites fonction instead of fonction generalites ) , so even the order matters when someone is typing. I think making the search function more flexible would be more user friendly.

1st :
https://imgur.com/a/ecamRo8


2nd:
https://imgur.com/a/v3Zug8T

As for my second inquiry I want the lesson that is clicked to be highlighted in order for the student to not lose track of his work.

Image : https://imgur.com/a/MnwHPAk


Hope I was helpful , looking forward to your response !

Thank you in advance!
— Klescola

Hi Brianvu-tp,

I just tested the latest update, and I have to say—it works perfectly! 🎉 The search functionality is now exactly as I wanted, allowing results to appear regardless of word order. This is a huge improvement, and I’m really grateful for the fantastic support and quick turnaround. Thank you for taking the time to implement this!

I did notice a couple of small changes in the update:

• The lesson count now only shows total lessons next to each chapter, whereas before it displayed completed lessons / total lessons.
• The chapter titles are now capitalized, which is a slight visual change from before.

These are just minor observations and don’t affect functionality, but I wanted to mention them in case they were unintended changes.

Once again, a huge thanks to you and the team for your amazing work on this! Your responsiveness and support have been incredible.

Best regards,
Klescola

Hi Brianvu-tp,

First of all, thank you for the recent update! I really appreciate that the issue with accents has been resolved—it’s a great improvement.

However, I’ve noticed that the search functionality is still too strict when it comes to word order. For example, I have an exercise titled:

“Fonction racine carrée composée dérivation variation”

If I search for “carrée composée”, the exercise appears as expected. But if I search for “carrée dérivation” or “carrée fonction”, it doesn’t return any results.

It seems that the search only works if I type the words in the exact order they appear in the title. This is problematic because users don’t always remember the precise phrasing—they might search using a different word order or just key terms. I made a video demonstrating the issue here is the link:

https://vimeo.com/1059730830/759e3eb065?ts=0&share=copy

Ideally, the search should return results based on the presence of the words, regardless of their order. This would greatly improve the user experience and make finding lessons much easier.

I’d love to hear if there are any plans to improve this aspect of the search. Thanks again for all your work on this!

Best regards,
Klescola

Found the solution it was a conflict in my custom JS code.

Greetings again and thanks for the fast reply !


1) Yes , I want the sections to be colapsed by default and only when the students clicks on the section it will expand.

2) I would prefer if the student clicks another section , the previously expanded section to be closed. If that’s not possible it’s ok , I mostly want the 1)


Thanks in advance 🙂