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The minimum character length for a word to be added to the index. Searches must include a keyword of at least this length.
Simple CJK handling
Whether to apply a simple Chinese/Japanese/Korean tokenizer based on overlapping sequences. Turn this off if you want to use an external preprocessor for this instead. Does not affect other languages.
Default indexing settings
Changing these settings will cause the default search index to be rebuilt to reflect the new settings. Searching will continue to work, based on the existing index, but new content will not be indexed until all existing content has been re-indexed.
Log searches
If checked, all searches will be logged. Uncheck to skip logging. Logging may affect performance.
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Does not use index
Add, remove, or rearrange the fields on personal and site-wide contact forms.
What are the fields on contact forms?
Both personal and site-wide contact forms will always have <em>Subject</em> and <em>Message</em> fields. You can add additional fields for users to fill out if desired. Note that if you want to display other content on a form page, such as text or images, you can use a content block.
Click <em>Manage fields</em> for the form you want to change the fields of, and add or remove one or more fields on the form.
Click <em>Manage form display</em> to change the order or configuration of the fields on the form.
Individual content types can have different fields, behaviors, and permissions assigned to them.
Configure your system so that cron will run automatically.
What are cron tasks?
To ensure that your site and its modules continue to function well, a group of administrative operations should be run periodically. These operations are called <em>cron</em> tasks, and running the tasks is known as <em>running cron</em>. Depending on how often content is updated on your site, you might need to run cron on a schedule ranging from hourly to weekly to keep your site running well.
What options are available for running cron?
If the core Automated Cron module is installed, your site will run cron periodically, on a schedule you can configure.
You can set up a task on your web server to visit the <em> cron URL</em>, which is unique to your site, on a schedule.
You can also run cron manually, but this is not the recommended way to make sure it is run periodically.
In the <em>Manage</em> administration menu, navigate to <em>Configuration</em> &gt; <em>System</em> &gt; <em>@cron_link</em>. Note the <em>Last run</em> time on the page.
If you want to run cron right now, click <em>Run cron</em> and wait for cron to finish.
If you have a way to configure tasks on your web server, copy the link where it says <em>To run cron from outside the site, go to</em>. Set up a task to visit that URL on your desired cron schedule, such as once an hour or once a week. (On Linux-like servers, you can use the <em>wget</em> command to visit a URL.) If you configure an outside task, you should uninstall the Automated Cron module.
If you are not configuring an outside task, and you have the core Automated Cron module installed, select a schedule for automated cron runs in <em>Cron settings</em> &gt; <em>Run cron every</em>. Click <em>Save configuration</em>.