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Resolved local language searc issue

  1. resif
    resif
  2. General
  3. Tuesday, April 21 2020, 11:30 AM
Hello
we have special character in our language and its a search problem
like ş, ç ı when i wrote a city name with or only wrote as english i wantto see same results in search
or i wanna add city list... how can i do
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admin
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Admin
Hi,
can you please explain me better with some screenshot?
  1. more than a month ago
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resif
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well i have city/district fields.. but some user filling it turkish or english.. like writing uskudar instead of üsküdar...
so when someone wrote üsküdar on search area...its not listing at resulst who wrote city/discrit name uskudar...

how can i solve it... or i wanna upload my city and district names no one will enter an name manual
  1. more than a month ago
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admin
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Admin
Hi,
this is a text field type? If yes then try to check if you have selected "Search Mode" to "LIKE - contain phase" (see screenshot)
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Schermata 2020-04-21 alle 13.54.49.png Schermata 2020-04-21 alle 13.54.49.png
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resif
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i sent the recent as screenshot...
  1. more than a month ago
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admin
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Admin
Hi,
I have just tried in a our environment and seems to works.

See screenshots:
1) the user have value "üsküdar" for c1 field and it is in the result for search "uskudar"
2) the user have value "uskudar" for c2 field and it is in the result for search "üsküdar"

Also in screenshot 3 you will see that the search is valid also for something like "üskudar" (both turkish or english)

NOTE: I have also tested ş with s and works

Probably there is some problem with your DB charset (Joomla should use ), because "LIKE" search should give you results like mine (it is also case insensitive, so for example A = a = à or ş = S = s). You can test it in a tool like PhpMyAdmin (normally this tool is provided by all hosting providers)
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c1_search.png c1_search.png
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both_search.png both_search.png
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resif
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admin
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Admin
Hi,
I mean "LIKE" operator should give you result like my screenshot. If this does not works so then probably there is a problem with DB charset.

Joomla install DB with charset set to "utf8mb4 and collation set to "utf8mb4_unicode_ci"
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