Utiliser des méthodes de recherche avancées

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To help you more quickly find exercises on Physitrack, you can use the following search syntaxes:

Phrase query

A specific sequence of terms that must be matched next to one another.

A phrase query needs to be surrounded by double quotes ( "). 

For example, the query "ankle pumps" only returns an exercise if it contains “ankle pumps” in the exercise title, description or aliases. 

• The search is case-insensitive.
• Typo-tolerance is disabled.
  If you make a typo, then you will likely not see any matches.
• Automatic pluralisation is disabled
  So if you search on "thread the needles" this will not match "thread the needle"
• You can combine a phrase (in double quotes) with regular search text, e.g. "thread the needle" level

Examples:

• "ankle circles" will find all exercises that literarily contain "ankle circles" in their title, description or aliases.
  Note: the text will no longer automatically match plural or singular versions, e.g. "ankle circle" will not match a search for "ankle circles"
• "thread the needle" will find all exercises that literally contain this text in their title, description or aliases.

Prohibit operator

Exclude records that contain a specific term.

• To exclude a term, you need to prefix it with a minus ( -). 
• The search engine only interprets the minus (-) as a prohibit operator when you place it at the start of a word. 
• A minus (-) within double quotes (") is not treated as a prohibit operator.