[dokuwiki] Re: Intersting search problem.
- From: John Lions <john.lions@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 16 Nov 2005 12:31:47 +0800
The problem imported by index search is more serious in East Asian
language like Chinese. Unlike languages based on alphabet, Chinese haven't
the white-space between the words. So mostly I can't get the result when
using a Chinese word as keyword.
Now, we know that UTF-8 is not enough to bring the dokuwiki I18n. I hope
this bug will be fixed quickly. It's too important to me.
On 11/4/05, Dr. Martin Meggle-Freund <martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> In the newest version including the indexer, there is a general problem
> when searching for truncated words. I reported this in the Bug-Tracker
> already some time ago (http://bugs.splitbrain.org/?do=details&id=552).
> Searching for truncated words gives correct quick hits, but it does not
> give page hits. This is a major drawback, since searching with truncated
> words is very common and important. I hope that this will be fixed in
> the next version. Apart from this problem, the indexed search is really
> great.
>
> Martin
>
> Jeremy schrieb:
> > Here's the problem. I can search for 1 letter (ie: 'B') and I get
> > results (only page names). I can search for 1 number (ie: '1') and
> > get results (page names and acutal pages), but if I search for 'B1' I
> > don't get results. I do have B1 in a nuber of pages.. it's the
> > partial name of some of my servers, so it should show up in my log
> > page. I tried searching for 'BH' (another name of a server) and got
> > no results, yet I know that on some of the pages that exists. I tried
> > 'B1-BH' and that didn't return anything either.
> >
> > Does the search routine only include more then x number of charectors
> > for alpha searches, yet allow any amount of numbers?
> >
> > And, does it not take into effect qoutes surrounding a phrase? or hyphens?
>
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