Hi all, I have installed the latest IAS and I noticed that when I try to search a greek word using IE >= 7.0 the search does not return any result. Whenever I search other words from the devel content ( loren ipsum etc) the form returns results. With other browsers works without any problem . Any advice?

PS. All terms are indexed .

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fabianderijk’s picture

Hi,

Do you use the Search Lucene API? If so, does the same search has results on http://www.example.com/search/luceneapi_node/ ?

If it doesn't it's a lucene API problem, if so, do you have any example words?

aleada’s picture

No it does not return any result in http://www.example.com/search/luceneapi_node/ ?
But the problem is tha the inline search returns results in Firefox and Opera and it does not return in IE ... Any idea?

Try the greek word " γραφείο " ( means office )

fabianderijk’s picture

If the luceneapi doesn't return anything it's probably a problem in that module? Does the Inline AJAX Search module work when using the core search engine?

charos’s picture

Well this is partly true. Search Lucene API does not display any results if the word is not full but can provide a "Did you mean" suggestion (if module installed). In the case of γραφείο as indicated above:
If you search "γραφ" in /search/luceneapi_node/ you won't get any results but you will get a "Did you mean γραφειο" suggestion. Now if you use the block of IAS and type γραφ in Firefox/Chrome you will get the results. However this does not happen with IE. Seems weird but I tested it and amatech is right! Maybe it's related to CSS or the way IE handles Ajax requests for non latin characters.

msti’s picture

Hi!
Strange that I did not notice this earlier. You might want to take a look at this: http://drupal.org/node/1058064

fabianderijk’s picture

Status: Active » Needs review

I've added a fix to the 6.x-3.x-dev version. Please download and test it when the nightly rebuild has been done.

fabianderijk’s picture

Status: Needs review » Fixed

No comments in more than a month. Presuming it's fixed. Closing this issue.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.