$pages->search()
Searches the collection
$pages->search(string|null $query = null, array|string $params = [ ]): Kirby\Cms\Pages
Parameters
| Name | Type | Default | 
|---|---|---|
| $query | stringornull | 
				
															null
									 | 
							
| $params | arrayorstring | 
				
															[ ]
									 | 
							
Return type
This method does not modify the existing $pages object but returns a new object with the changes applied. Learn more →
Parent class
	Kirby\Cms\Pages
		inherited from Kirby\Cms\Collection	
Parameter options
| Option | Default | Description | 
|---|---|---|
minlength | 
2 | Minimum length of search word | 
fields | 
[] | 
Fields to search in, defaults to all fields | 
words | 
false | 
Search full words only | 
score | 
['id' => 64,'title' => 64] | 
Score per field | 
stopwords | 
[] | 
Array of words to exclude from search | 
Examples
// search all pages and descendants
$results = $pages->search('my awesome search');
// filter the search results
$results = $pages->search('my awesome search')->listed()->filterBy('template', 'article');
// add pagination to the search results
$results = $pages->search('my awesome search')->paginate(20);
// search in certain fields only
$results = $pages->search('my awesome search', 'title|text');
// search for full words only
$results = $pages->search('my awesome->search', ['words' => true, 'minlength' => 4]);
// feed the search with a get parameter -> http://yourdomain.com/?q=awesome
$results = $pages->search(get('q'));