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# How to use the search without the live ajax feature, as a regular search?

 Ajax Search Pro is also a fully functional simple search, you can turn off the live search feature very easily.

Open up the `Search Behavior -> Live Search Triggers` panel and  make sure to turn **OFF** all of the options.

![](/files/MOCLSbw7kD2U7x22TO5D)

You should also check the magnifier and return button triggers under the `Search Behavior -> Magnifier & Return Actions` subpanel.

* Action when clicking **the magnifier** icon -> **NOT** "Trigger live search"
* Action when pressing **the return** button -> **NOT** "Trigger live search"

![](/files/KdGGSngvZXypUfhIBpoF)


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