I realize it's any 'word' not any phrase, but in case I'm missing something, is there any way to use a 'contains any' with a group of phrases without matching each word within?

For example, "peanut butter, jelly" would match peanut, butter, and jelly - when I'm looking to match only "peanut butter" for the first entry. I'd thought perhaps quotes would do it, but they seem to get ignored.

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senortim’s picture

senortim commented

Not sure of the answer, but did you trying escaping your quotes? \" ?

R.Hendel’s picture

R.Hendel commented
Status: Active » Fixed
Issue tags: +dvcs11

Hallo,
is your request still open?

It is for quite a long time undiscussed. So I will set it on fixed to clean the queue.
Please feel free to reopen it, if you have any further questions. Otherwise it would be closed automatically after two weeks.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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

Martin P.’s picture

Martin P. commented
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

In my case the escaping is no solution :( i tried:

'
"
\'
\"

i dont know how to seperate taxonomy terms with space. So - Same Problem in Drupal 7.

technikh’s picture

technikh commented

I have same issue in drupal7. escaping doesn't help.

mustanggb’s picture

mustanggb commented
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Status: Active » Closed (outdated)