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if the user query is multiple words, or a phrase, then "did you mean" will suggest a new query with words for EACH word in the query. The new query might have no hits, because it wasn't viewed as a phrase by the spell check dictionary.
user enters "boo ya"
spell checker: boo --> book, ya --> ye
suggestion: "book ye"
book gets results, ye gets results, but "book ye" does NOT get results.
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if the user query is multiple words, or a phrase, then "did you mean" will suggest a new query with words for EACH word in the query. The new query might have no hits, because it wasn't viewed as a phrase by the spell check dictionary.
user enters "boo ya"
spell checker: boo --> book, ya --> ye
suggestion: "book ye"
book gets results, ye gets results, but "book ye" does NOT get results.
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"did you mean to type (term1), or (term2), or (term3)"? where the only terms suggested are when they have MORE hits than the original term.