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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Comment #1
fabianderijkHi,
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?
Comment #2
aleada commentedNo 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 )
Comment #3
fabianderijkIf 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?
Comment #4
charos commentedWell 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.
Comment #5
mstiHi!
Strange that I did not notice this earlier. You might want to take a look at this: http://drupal.org/node/1058064
Comment #6
fabianderijkI've added a fix to the 6.x-3.x-dev version. Please download and test it when the nightly rebuild has been done.
Comment #7
fabianderijkNo comments in more than a month. Presuming it's fixed. Closing this issue.