pisearch not working with non-ASCII chars

[q20060418]

Hello:

I've installed CMSMS v0.13 and pisearch 1.03, and they are working properly if I look for strings using ASCII chars only, but it doesn't work when I use any european (non-ASCII) chars like: ï, ü, etc.

I've set $config['default_encoding'] = 'ISO-8859-1' and $config['admin_encoding'] = 'ISO-8859-1' in config.php, changed charset=ISO-8859-1 in Global Settings --> Global Metadata, and corrected the content to update these changes in database. Now those chars keep showing OK in the browser, but the search function still doesn't work.

Could you help me, please?

[Piratos]

Many peoples are working with the module and german and other charsets (i am a german) without problems .

Have a liink ?

[q20060418]

I've sent you the access details by private message. Could you please take a look at it?

Thanks in advance.

[Piratos]

Yeah but your link doesn't work, all links are to localhost and no stylesheets are working.


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[q20060418]

I'm really sorry about that.    I've corrected and checked it, and now it works. 

I've sent you the new access details as a private message.

Could you please take a look at it again?

Thanks once more.

[q20060418]

Sorry Piratos. I had to reset my router. Please, contact me to give you the new IP address if you still want to review my site.

[photon]

I had the same problem, and I solved it by using html-entities ( http://ascii.cl/htmlcodes.htm ) in the code.
For example ö equals ö (latin small letter o with diaeresis).
FCKEditorX converts to html-entities automatically, but unfortunately FCKEditorX has never worked in Opera for me (Opera 8.5), so I have to re-edit all pages in IE.

[q20060418]

You're exactly right photon! Using FCKEditor to enter non-ASCII chars makes pisearch work properly.

Thank you very, very, much! 

By the way, piratos, could you please take this into account for future releases of your pisearch module?

Thanks anyway.