Hi!
Is it possible to search topics with several tags simultaniously? e.g. Find all topics tagged with "Feedback" and "Features"

Since "Features" is a sub-tag of "Feedback", merely viewing the Features tag will show topics tagged with both. If you're after an OR search (ie, show topics tagged with [Feedback + Features] OR [Feedback]), you can use the tag: gambit with a comma-separated list of tags:

https://discuss.flarum.org/?q=tag%3Afeedback%2Cfeatures

To do an AND search, just use the tag: gambit twice:

https://discuss.flarum.org/?q=tag%3Asupport%20tag%3Asolved

We'll aim to have some GUI for this in the future.

2 years later

Just wanted to bump this. Is this possible in the UI now?
For example searching by multiple sub tags?

    9 months later
    3 years later

    Is there a way to use the gambits to exclude tags from the result?

    Give me discussions tagged with tag A that do not also have tag B

    Thanks!

      Also, for people using Flarum in other languages, can the gambits be extended to use translations?

      I think tag: should always work, regardless of language, but it would be nice to support the translations when using a language pack.

      blueCamel either -tag:support or tag:-support. I think the former.

      Search ux is planned for 2.0.

          luceos

          -tag: seems to work. That is awesome. Thanks for all the help you have been providing recently. For a new admin like me, it makes a BIG difference.

            While an "Advanced Search" UI would be great, I think it could be useful for both usability and discoverability of this filtering feature to prefill the searchbar with the corresponding tag:* text when a tag is selected. To make the search filters match the current view.

            This would allow to qucickly search in a tag, without knowing the syntx and th tag's slug. And I think it easy to understand that one need to remove it to search the entire forum. This is what GitHub does for example and I find it quite pleasant to work with.

            It wonder if it would be possible for the flarum-tags extension to implement this with the current APIs?