iso-8859-7

[mkst]

Upgrading seems that works.
Thanks!

The engine can find both greek and english words.
However, there two more issues.
1. Example: The search for "äåëößÃ*éá" and "äåëÖßÃ*éá" (change the case of a single letter) gives exactly the same results, however, the keyword does not appear in the description. The description shows only the first sentence of the html file.
2. There are no results displayed if i forget to place the accent.

I solved the second problem by replacing the

PHP Code:

$phpdig_string_subst['iso-8859-7'] = 'A:A,a:a'; 


with

PHP Code:

$phpdig_string_subst['iso-8859-7'] = 'A:A,a:a,é:ßú,á:Ãœ,Ã¥:Ã�,ç:Þ,ï:ü,õ:ýû,ù:þ'; 


(vowel without accent:vowel with accent,vowel with diaeresis)

Is this all right? I noticed that there are fewer entries in the keywords table (were 1232, now 1204).
Any ideas about 1.?

Thanks!

[Charter]

Hi. Are you sure your MySQL charset is latin1? As for number one, do you have define('DISPLAY_SNIPPETS',true); in the config file?

If so then try increasing define('SNIPPET_DISPLAY_LENGTH',150); and/or define('DISPLAY_SNIPPETS_NUM',4); in the config file.

Also, in search_function.php find the following:

PHP Code:

while($num_extracts < DISPLAY_SNIPPETS_NUM && $extract_content = fgets($f_handler,1024)) {
      if(eregi($reg_strings,$extract_content)) {
         $match_this_spot = str_replace('<','&lt;',str_replace('>','&gt;',trim($match_this_spot))); 


There is a typo (not related to number one):

PHP Code:

$match_this_spot = str_replace('<','&lt;',str_replace('>','&gt;',trim($match_this_spot))); 


should be:

PHP Code:

$match_this_spot = str_replace('<','&lt;',str_replace('>','&gt;',trim($extract_content))); 


Now for number one, decrease 1024 in fgets($f_handler,1024) in the above code to something like 200.