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Made fresh 1.02 installation on Centos 4.4 using php 4.3.9 Apache 2.0.52 mysql 4.1.20.

Cmsms and mysql database uses UTF-8 encoding.
There was a bug on 1.01 (http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/tracker/in ... 6&atid=101) that prevented search module to search and index umlauts properly. That's corrected now on 1.02.

On CMSMS 1.02, if Title or Menu Text contains nordic characters (öäå) they get stored to database without umlaut encoding and search module doesn't find these strings.
If Content contains nordic special characters without umlaut encoding, search module doesn't find these words either.

Picture is content_props table content field. If content contains special characters with and without umlauts, only umlaut encoded strings are found



Searching word mäki1 finds string but mäki2 finds nothing.

Indexing seems to work OK at both cases



Using only umlaut encoded characters on content is fine for me, but search module being unable to search Menu Texts or Titles containing special characters is big problem.

Something I should try??

Teemu

Same here

german üöäß in content ok but not in title search never found something.

That's just bizarre...  Ok, I'll look into it.

Yes, there's a serious bug with Umlauts.

No matter if I use UTF-8 for everything (DB, HTML-templates, CMSMC-settings) or ISO-8859-1, the TITLES and MENU TEXTS are always broken. I have to *manually* re-write those in phpMyAdmin. After I do that, the titles/menu-texts get displayed correctly on the published (public) site, BUT it's then broken in the admin-section.

I've tried various hacks*, but couldn't find a real workaround.

* e.g. entering ö (ö) etc. in the title-fields didn't work.

As long as you have only english content, that's probaly never a problem, but as soon as you use it for french or german etc., it becomes a bit of a hassle... I don't really want to tell my client to alter everything separately in phpMyAdmin... imagine the chaos he could break loose there

btw, I'm using 1.0.4 "Lanai". This happens on both a *nix server + local dev machine on Win2k.