On 13/09/2009 11:34, Siki Zoltan wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I get in trouble with search, I have slash character in the search
> pattern. When I use wildcard=2 it works, but when I try to use wildcard 0
> or 1 it finds no match because slases are not escaped in query string ($qs
> in search.php).
> in pm_debug.log I get
> [qStr] => ( "[HRSZ]" =~ /^(2|2)(2|2)(4|4)(8|8)(6|6)(9|9)/(2|2)$/)
>
> The search string I looked for '224869/2'.
> I think the slashes would be escaped in the query string in search.php
> (getSearchParamsShp). I use shape files.
>
Zoltan
Try to replace line 230 in
in query/search.php (function getSearchParamsShp())
with the following
if ($wildcard != 2) {
$qval = str_replace("/", "\\/", preg_quote($val));
$val = preg_replace ("/\w/ie", "'('. strtoupper('$0') . '|' .
strtolower('$0') .')'", $qval);
}
and see if it helps. It also escapes other special characters that could
cause problems with regex. Suggest functions might also not work with
such strings, that I had to check.
Armin
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