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[Solved]: Search problem

Started by Kayleigh, May 03, 2008, 10:39:14 PM

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Kayleigh

Hi,

I hope somebody can help me. I'm creating a gallery and all is working fine, except the search.

I search the forums and didn't find the solution to the problem, tryied google and didn't have an answer.
I did read in the forums that Coppermine isn't Case Sensitive by default, but I didn't change anything and in my gallery it is case sensitive. My gallery is cpg1.4.18, it's on Linux server and the collation in my database is utf8_unicode_ci. In the same host I have a forum, and the search is case insensitive.

I'm trying to find a solution for this, anyone knows how to solve? please


Thks

Joachim Müller

Let's see a link to your gallery for a start.

Kayleigh


Nibbler

Are the pictures table and the individual fields in the pictures table utf8_unicode_ci also?

Kayleigh

That tables is, but the fiels are in utf8_bin, I did tryied to change utf8_unicode_ci but I got this error:


ALTER TABLE `cpg14x_pictures` CHANGE `caption` `caption` TEXT CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL

Mensagens do MySQL : 

#1283 - Column 'caption' cannot be part of FULLTEXT index

Kayleigh

I tryed again to change the collation on the fields and now all are utf8_unicode_ci and now I can do the search for "sempa" or "Sempa" and got results. Thanks for the tip  :)
But in my language we have words like: bicafé, café, identificação... and if I write cafe, bicafe or identificacao I have no results. That is not related to the collation?

Nibbler

I don't think so. I don't know about Portuguese, but in many languages the diacritics should not be ignored in a search. For example, in German schön is not the same as schon.

Kayleigh

In portuguese, we do have words like that. But some people tend to forget that. There is no way to make the search report words with an "é" and a "e", for example?

Thks

Joachim Müller


Kayleigh

ok. Thank you very much for your help  :)