I use:
[(search group={toc} include=styrelsen.kassör,styrelsen.print
fmt="toc")]
and while styrelsen.print is handled corretly, styrelsen.kassör is
included twice when the page is in styrelsen*.
The problem seems to lie in the include list, ei in the core, and not
the {toc} or template.toc.
My theory is that this line:
if (is_array($outarray)) $outarray = array_merge($outarray, explode
(',', $args['include']));
is reached with $outarray and $args['include'] in different encodings.
$outarray is probably still escaped, would be my guess.
If i'm right, BOLTlistpages returns escaped filenames and not utf8,
which is bad. The line
$list[] = $file;
replaced with:
$list[] = url2utf($file);
Would, to me, make sense.
I'm using an old version of boltwire, since I had problems with my
mysql '&' when I tried to upgrade and couldnt be bothered to rewrite
everything with 'AND's, so I could of course be moaning over nothing.
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